This video shows French film-maker Michel Gondry (Eternal sunshine of a spotless mind, Science of Sleep) experimenting with paint, motion and sound.
Some really interesting techniques and ideas are explored here. Unfortunately the video is not comprehensive and a little hard to understand, but it is wonderful to see the process of experimentation that has been refined in his films. It is also refreshing seeing people playing with handmade tactile mediums over the computer generated.
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The first two zines from the drawing night jams are in construction as we speak, coming soon in their papered form.
The next jam is Wednesday the 17th of September, 6-9pm, at Arts Alive, 178A Charles St, Launceston. Hope to see you there!
The next jam is Wednesday the 17th of September, 6-9pm, at Arts Alive, 178A Charles St, Launceston. Hope to see you there!
about this project
"We make our own gravity to give weight to things" - Ani Difranco
The Gravity Project is an engaging, interactive, living and breathing investigation into creating a stimulating and supportive arts practice for artists in Regional Tasmainia.
Through workshops, discourse, mentoring, and exhibitions.
The Gravity Project is an engaging, interactive, living and breathing investigation into creating a stimulating and supportive arts practice for artists in Regional Tasmainia.
Through workshops, discourse, mentoring, and exhibitions.
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ph: 64262344
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"The human body experiences a powerful gravitational pull in the direction of hope. That is why the patient's hopes are the physician's secret weapon. They are the hidden ingredients in any prescription." - Norman Cousins (American Essyist and Edition, long associated with the Saturday Review. 1912-1990)
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