In the video ‘The Artist Dies in Art’, within an existentialist philosophical vision, the perfor-mer problematises the relationship with Being and Art, taking up the Greek metaphysical origins. The investigation of Being, within the performer’s poetics, is the very search for Art, for the Self and the I in Art. In this light, the golden […]
MicroMacro (or Motorized vs Handheld) examines the fragile threshold between perception and scale, between the mechanical eye and the human hand. Filmed entirely by the artist in remote regions of northern Iceland, the work moves between two contrasting modes of seeing and experiencing: the expansive reach of aerial drone footage and the intimate, unstable proximity […]
Aura is an aging Albanian woman living with her husband, while their daughter studies abroad. Her world is held together by routines, suspicions, and one object she trusts more than anything: her couch. When it is sold behind her back, Aura treats it as a rupture in reality itself and sets out to fix it. […]
Seven monitors simultaneously project the Lumière brothers’ films in their villa-museum in Lyon. The camera moves through them with a feverish gesture, pushing in until complete loss of focus. Entering inside the house, inside the images, inside the screens, inside the light: a physical confrontation with the very origin of cinema. Director Biography – Mattia […]
A film based on the poem ‘Blood Hounds’, by Michael Martin. Director Biography – Janet Lees Janet Lees is a lens-based artist and poet. Her films have been selected for many festivals and screenings, including the ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival, the Aesthetica Art Prize, and the International Vidoepoetry Festival. She won top prize in Filmetry […]
After calling Emergency saying she doesn’t remember where she is, a woman roams through the São Paulo night in search of fragments of her memory, as reality and recollection merge in a whirlwind of confusion and fear. Director Biography – RODRIGO PIRES Rodrigo Pires is a São Paulo–based filmmaker, writer, art director, and photographer. He […]
In Calling From Work, I call my parents while taking a walk. During a three-month stay in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, I would call my parents once a week. When we speak, they often have no idea where I am, but I know exactly where they are at the time of the call: in the living room, […]
I told my dreams to Artificial Intelligence… Little by little, a common language was created at the border where my unconscious met the digital unconscious. If it is true that “the archetype is the imaginative pattern of the collective unconscious” (Carl Gustav Jung), it could also be true that a parallel unconscious is emerging as […]
ANIMA – Synopsis In a world stripped of noses and mouths, breath and voice have vanished, and memory dissolves into silence. A child drifts through shifting visions—between monochrome and color, where faces, flowers, and towering figures transform like living symbols. Dream merges with waking, reality blurs into imagination, as if searching for a self long […]
Between land, sea and sky, I follow the water, an offering in my hands… In this psycho-geographical movement at the border of the natural world and that of men, I seek to experience, to metaphorically resonate with this adage from the Middle Ages, between threat and protection. In this performed film, I question the significant […]