- Screen Environments
- Exhibition
Showroom Cinema 1
24-25 March | Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 2pm-6pm
A rolling programme of films exploring environments, featuring:
All the Time in the World
& The Sound of Microclimates
- Semiconductor
In All the Time in the World, Semiconductor have reanimated Northumbria's epic landscape using data recordings from the archives at the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh. The Sound of Microclimates explores the sights and sounds of a series of unusual weather patterns in the Paris of today.
Hashima, Japan
Carl Michael Von Hausswolff/Thomas Nordanstad
Hashima is an island situated just south of Nagasaki in the Chinese Sea. Once the most densely populated place in the world, it is now deserted, an empty and forbidden place, many Japanese think it is haunted.
www.drawnbyreality.info/hashima.html
Beyond Identity
Leo Obstbaum and Miguel Marin
Beyond Identity captures the detail and rhythms of Tokyo through seven films which bind into a mosaic grasping at the multiple faces of the city, the chaotic terrain, with found contrasts and rhythms of velocity and calm.
www.beyondidentity.com/beyondweb.html
Download films by Leo Obstbaum:
obstbaumstudio.com
Brilliant City
D-Fuse
Contemporary Shanghai is undergoing profound transformations - changes in the economy, influx of multinational companies and people - continuous transformation of the city's space. D-Fuse spent 10 days collecting audio + visual material and conveying the overwhelming mass of sensations and impressions to create this piece. The video has been shot from a single spot at a cluster of residential high-rises, named Brilliant City, in the northern part of Shanghai.
Supported by Arts Council of England and British Council Shanghai. Brilliant City was developed by D-Fuse [video], Matthias Kispert + Ken Luo [audio].
See also D-Fuse Screening, Presentation and Performance (Saturday 25 March).
