Dreams of Progress videos: artistic views at the past
Some Things Won’t Change, Adam Pelling Deeves, UK, 2009 – 3 min.
“Some Things Won’t Change is a remix of Design For Dreaming, set at the 1956 General Motors Motorama. Downloaded from the Internet Archive, it was made in response to Remyyy’s Same Video (http://vimeo.com/remyyy), Different Use game on Vimeo in which a chosen video is reworked by participants. A cutup technique was used in which samples of the original soundtrack were looped along with the accompanying video.”
Design for Dreaming: http://www.archive.org/details/Designfo1956 Artist: http://www.adampellingdeeves.com Video: http://vimeo.com/2656059Fictional recall, Urizen Freaza (Spain) and Misty Woodford (USA), 2008 – 1 min.
“Fictional Recall is a collaborative project based on resurrecting forgotten memories. I purchased a plastic bag full of Super 8 reels for 10€ at the flea market. When screening them I discovered that what I had in my hands was nothing but somebody’s family memories. After the first shock, I began to feel really disgusted by the fact of this memories being sold, rejected or, at least, forgotten. I projected all the footage and cut it in 1 minute length clips which didn’t follow any intention or idea and that I offered to writers to give them a second life.”
Projectionist: Urizen Freaza, http://www.urizen.es Memory: Misty Woodford, http://instances.carbonmade.com/ Video: http://www.vimeo.com/2477547Flying, Sam Fuller, USA, 2006 – 2 min.
“Please see the video for description. This video was made for the fun of it. It was shot the April 20th, 2006 on the 31st floor of 200 Water Street. After picking the window lock we filmed 17 takes.”
Soundtrack ‘The Rendez-Vous’ by Alexandre Desplat. Artist: http://vimeo.com/samfuller Video: http://www.vimeo.com/2104162 - - - -
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