Showing posts with label gestures (politically relevant ones). Show all posts
Showing posts with label gestures (politically relevant ones). Show all posts

27 November 2008

Video class






In this introduction video of a documentary from '86, titled: "Local Social Service; Right or Rule, part 1,
a woman's voice explains the content of this documentary that we are about to see. As background music one can hear a synthesizer play a riddle with a repetitive theme.
I imagine this video screened on a box monitor placed in the vicinity of a wall, which reflects the characteristic bright colors inherent to the outdated ('timed') technology of the television tube; yellow, green, green, blue and red.
This setup naturally in relation to the not yet finished video-class, where the gestures are floating or activated in a state of suspension.