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Screen Control - July 5th edition 2010

The Screen Control program is composed with films that focus on the image. By using different techniques and methods to alter, modify or reconstruct images, either still or moving, in an unconventional way. The screen is a canvas and an integral part of these works, which invites the viewer to interpret them at the comfort of their own curiosity and imagination.

Artists

  1. Surabhi Saraf
  2. Guadalupe Arango-Ramos
  3. Grimanesa Amoros
  4. Andre Hoffmann
  5. Ismaël
  6. João Ricardo
  7. Lucie Alice Eidenbenz
  8. Olga Koroleva
  9. Nicole Rademacher
  10. Alex Pearl
  11. Ana Pecar
  12. Elizabeth Sara Sardari-Kermani
  13. Elizabeth Sara Sardari-Kermani
  14. Anders Weberg
  15. Anders Weberg
  16. Anders Weberg
  17. Monica Spier

FOLD (7:33, 2010) - Surabhi Saraf

FOLD is a multi-channel audio-visual installation, it presents a visual echo of the present instance: it takes an unexamined moment and gives it life. It is the second video from my current series of works called Video Choreographies, the mass repetition of small..
+ FOLD    surabhisaraf.net website Surabhi Saraf
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Soleá (Solitude) (3:35, 2008) - Guadalupe Arango-Ramos

It is already time to go back to the small room rented in a Madrilean suburb where the presence of different languages and cultures reminds us about the experience of being foreigners. Latin American women workers migrating to different countries in the Western World,..
+ Soleá (Solitude)    + Interview with Arango-Ramos    venidadeamerica.blog.. website Guadalupe Arango-Ramos
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Preoccupation (1:12, 2010) - Grimanesa Amoros

I am preoccupied with that which can be seen and what attracts our gaze. I find it fascinating that the body of a woman is captivating beyond comparison. As she moves through a space all eyes fall on her. She is alluring by choice or is victimized by the glares of..
+ Preoccupation    www.grimanesaamoros... website Grimanesa Amoros
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How I learned to love the past’s future (8:03, 2009) - Andre Hoffmann

2001: a space odyssey was produced in 1968, and raised the bar in audience expectations towards the science fiction genre. those newly introduced aesthetics were not only implemented in the futuristic props, also the camera followed a very stringent and minimalist..
+ How I learned to love the past..    www.effzehn.de website Andre Hoffmann
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Porn01 (3:45, 2010) - Ismaël

Splendour and decadence of sex.
+ Porn01    vimeo.com/ismaelvide.. website Ismaël

_ANA_ANO (3:56, 2009) - João Ricardo

Remixed footage from the film mambo by robert rossen. A ghostly mirrored image of Silvana Mangano incessantly shifts from beauty to beast. Soundtrack out of "fds" by ocp.
+ _ANA_ANO    + Interview with Ricardo    ocp.pt.vu website João Ricardo
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O (2:45, 2010) - Lucie Alice Eidenbenz

O is a snowy planet where life appears and disappears in an uncanny way, following cosmic movements and mysterious laws. It’s a white land where meteors die in the middle of pearly eggs - like eyes without pupils.
+ O    onironaute.wordpress.. website Lucie Alice Eidenbenz
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Unbelievable (7:31, 2010) - Olga Koroleva

Unbelievable (2010) is based on a true story of a life-long resident in Musrara, Jerusalem, bearing documentary value. The multitude of miniature stories told by the..
+ Unbelievable    www.olgakoroleva.com website Olga Koroleva
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ASpecificProposal (0:40, 2010) - Nicole Rademacher

A journey of rhythmic emotional turmoil.
+ ASpecificProposal    www.nicolerademacher.. website Nicole Rademacher
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Film 8 - The Treasure House of Bloody Morgan (0:55, 2010) - Alex Pearl

On of 17 Automatic Films made as part of "Pearlville" a two week residency based in Islington Mill Salford
+ Film 8 - The Treasure House of..    alexpearl.co.uk website Alex Pearl

A score for four waters (16:16, 2008) - Ana Pecar

A score for four waters audio-visual installation “thus, water is the gaze of the earth, its instrument for looking at time.” -- Paul Claudel Audio- visual installation stresses time component of the video medium. it borrows terms and measures from musical vocabulary..
+ A score for four waters    + Interview with Pecar    www.anapecar.com website Ana Pecar
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The Body with Cameras (3:09, 2010) - Elizabeth Sara Sardari-Kermani

The video ‘The Body with Cameras’ attempts to hide and reveal the artists body by creating layered views. The work aims to draw attention to the relationship of power, where objectification, opency and pleasure co-mingle. I use my naked body to challenge notions..
+ The Body with Cameras    www.lizsardari.co.uk website Elizabeth Sara Sardari-Kermani
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The Body with Screens (2:24, 2010) - Elizabeth Sara Sardari-Kermani

The video ‘Body with Screens’ pays homage to early Video Art, Feminism and Art and Body Art. The work is set in the artists home, which adds a personal and home-made quality to the work, this re-iterates the presence of the artist. Cameras and monitors are used..
+ The Body with Screens    www.lizsardari.co.uk website Elizabeth Sara Sardari-Kermani
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Je suis Pere et mon Pere est Pere (2:18, 2010) - Anders Weberg

"I’m a Father and my Father is a Father." 16:9 2:18min June 2 - 2010 Filmed with a mobile phone upscaled in post. Video and Sound by Anders Weberg Participants: Jan Weberg Anders Weberg André Weberg
+ Je suis Pere et mon Pere est P..    www.weberg.se website Anders Weberg
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Dualism (2:15, 2010) - Anders Weberg

Dualism August 6 - 2010 Duration: 2.15 Video and Sound by Anders Weberg
+ Dualism    www.weberg.se website Anders Weberg
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Self (1:00, 2010) - Anders Weberg

Video and Sound by Anders Weberg "For the first time since I started using moving images back in the S-VHS days I aimed a camera at myself. " Filmed with mobile phone..
+ Self    www.weberg.se website Anders Weberg
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365 (3:65, 2007) - Monica Spier

The concept of recording each day for 365 days is an exercise in the awareness of the passage of time . The work becomes a memory of each days existence marking its irretrievable loss. In this loss I have retained a visual pleasure that remains as an ode to the past. I..
+ 365    www.qcc.cuny.edu/Art.. website Monica Spier
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