Michael Snow, The Central Region (1970).
Mechanical camera movement covers the whole landscape surrounding the tripod. The film becomes thus a description of the camera's location in space and time.
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Tony Hill, Holding The Viewer.
A cinematic roller-coaster ride at the hands of a performer who is literally holding the viewer on the end of a pole. (©)
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Zeger Reyers, Rotating Kitchen.
A kitchen seen under a different perspective turns into a space full of suspense and drama.
Jonathan Keller, Domestic Spacial Turbulence
Space, scale, motion and a change of perspective.
The Big Picture, 'Human Landscapes in SW Florida'.
A grid of undeveloped avenues west of Port Charlotte, Florida.
Once proposed as the 57,000 acre "Golden Gate Estates", this area was to be the largest subdivision in America in the 1960s. Many canals and roads were built, but the development eventually went bankrupt. Over the past 20 years or so, the land has been acquired by the state, and converted into the Picayune Strand State Forest.
Best Made Company, Everything Here Is Wonderful.
Slogan hand-stamped on old maps changes a tool into an image.
Annouk Thys: all kinds of layers from different materials supporting each other. It's like a geographical sample where nature interferes with architecture, where the document interferes with fiction.
Bolinas Ridge to Duxbury Point (Gulf of the Farallons) (woodcut), Tom Killion
