Now on view
In the coming weeks I'll have some of my films online open for everyone.
All available films will be added here. They are not shared in chronological order of production.
I am convinced that art is best viewed and appreciated in real life settings - in my case - in a theatrical film setting instead of on a laptop or even worse on a smartphone. Nevertheless I’d like to share some work with you online for this period of time.
Here's the second film I'd like to share is Him and Her. . This film is made in 2008 by adding tape frame by frame on top of a television screen, following the leading lady of the scene, Doris Day. This animation sheds light on the isolation of both man and woman in this scene from The Man Who Knew Too Much (Alfred Hitchcock, 1956).
The first film i share Meanwhile, looking elsewhere with you: a film I made in 2014 that is about: ‘Tiny touches, discoveries through the camera lens and the natural sounds of the room. An interplay between the filmmaker as a performer and the desires of her materials.’ Things I long for desperately now. So here it is fully online, I hope you enjoy it:
All available films will be added here. They are not shared in chronological order of production.
I am convinced that art is best viewed and appreciated in real life settings - in my case - in a theatrical film setting instead of on a laptop or even worse on a smartphone. Nevertheless I’d like to share some work with you online for this period of time.
Here's the second film I'd like to share is Him and Her. . This film is made in 2008 by adding tape frame by frame on top of a television screen, following the leading lady of the scene, Doris Day. This animation sheds light on the isolation of both man and woman in this scene from The Man Who Knew Too Much (Alfred Hitchcock, 1956).
The first film i share Meanwhile, looking elsewhere with you: a film I made in 2014 that is about: ‘Tiny touches, discoveries through the camera lens and the natural sounds of the room. An interplay between the filmmaker as a performer and the desires of her materials.’ Things I long for desperately now. So here it is fully online, I hope you enjoy it:
