And! This is another found footage work! My work :)
Cinezoïque is the present Era, in which the Cinema leaves the screen and invades any surface.
Cinezoïque is an installation of 21 meters, a timeline, a walk through the history of Cinema where the path of the viewer joins the path of the actors.
Here invades the screen, sliding from side to side along the course of time.
held on the occasion of the exhibition
Cinezoique
Visionario, Udine (Italy)
December 2011
And this is one of the most amazing found footage videos.
The actors singing Hello by Lionel Richie!!!!!!
This is not really a found footage.
but it is something similar.
this is a ramake.
The concept is always to take care of something of the past and stir.
Sure, it’s a bit borderline with respect to the concept of the video.
But it’s so funny and I want to post it :)
“A “Lynchian” man and woman find a 1950’s style educational video that teaches them How To Make A David Lynch Film. While going through Lynch’s canon, they learn how to achieve long pauses for no reason, crazy music and sounds, stories with no plot, and how to confuse the shit out of their audience! HOW TO MAKE A DAVID LYNCH FILM is a parody that will bring Lynch lovers and haters together in comical harmonium!
This short was the runner up for 2 huge awards at Dances With Films 2011! The Grand Jury Prize and the brand new Industry Choice Award!”
Another one.
A Clara Darko Top 30 Female Movie Characters.
(For me she have absolutly lost Rooney Mara, incredible interpretetion in Millennium
———->I’m falling in love with her)
An example of found footage.
I believe that the found footage is an expression of META ART (which is the concept of this blog).
What is the found footage?
I quote Wikypedia:
”Found footage filmmaking is a term Which Describes a method of compiling film footage of Partly or Entirely Been Which has not created by the filmmaker, and changing the ITS Meaning by Placing it in a new context. It Should not be mistaken for documentary or compilation films . Also It is not to be mistaken with stock footage. The term Refers to the “found object” (found object) of art history. “
If you want to read more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Found_footage
Discutibile ma da ascoltare.Hans Rosling parla della crescita della popolazione globale.
Unveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view.
Milan based advertising and graphic design studio H-57 has put together a series of posters that use pictograms to tell biographies of more or less real and more or less important personalities. Don’t take it too seriously — fun for friday, so to speak.Inspirational Infographics Roundup H-57
Peter the Great’s collection of teef
I LOVE WUNDERKAMMERS
![a-l-ancien-regime:
Vincent, Levinus (1715) Wondertooneel der natuur [Tome 1] 0030 frontispiece
The collection obsession of Early Modern Europe, that saw people stocking cabinets of curiosities (‘wunderkammer’ or‘rariteitenkabinet’) with obscure and exotic trinkets and specimens from the worlds of ‘artificialia’ and ‘naturalia’, emerged in Holland under a local profile of influences.
Levinus Vincent (1658, Amsterdam - 8 November 1727, Haarlem) was a rich Dutch damask merchant . He collected naturalia (shells, dry and wet preparations, and insects) and artificialia - (ethnography, paintings and drawings of flowers). He turned the passion of Jan Swammerdam for insects into one of the most fashionable activieties of late seventeenth-century Amsterdam, preserving and displaying great quantities of insects in new ways.
Levinus Vincent aimed at the non-Latin-speaking public, printing the catalogue of his collection in both Dutch and French - Wondertooneel der Nature (Wonder Theater of Nature), giving details of all the objects on display. This catalogue sold for three guilder plus a tip or entrance fee of two guilder. He had fixed hours for its visitors. His visitor book (from 1705 to 1737) includes at least 3,500 entries, including Peter the Great.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lx1uv58Kqm1r8wp3yo1_500.jpg)
Vincent, Levinus (1715) Wondertooneel der natuur [Tome 1] 0030 frontispiece The collection obsession of Early Modern Europe, that saw people stocking cabinets of curiosities (‘wunderkammer’ or‘rariteitenkabinet’) with obscure and exotic trinkets and specimens from the worlds of ‘artificialia’ and ‘naturalia’, emerged in Holland under a local profile of influences. Levinus Vincent (1658, Amsterdam - 8 November 1727, Haarlem) was a rich Dutch damask merchant . He collected naturalia (shells, dry and wet preparations, and insects) and artificialia - (ethnography, paintings and drawings of flowers). He turned the passion of Jan Swammerdam for insects into one of the most fashionable activieties of late seventeenth-century Amsterdam, preserving and displaying great quantities of insects in new ways. Levinus Vincent aimed at the non-Latin-speaking public, printing the catalogue of his collection in both Dutch and French - Wondertooneel der Nature (Wonder Theater of Nature), giving details of all the objects on display. This catalogue sold for three guilder plus a tip or entrance fee of two guilder. He had fixed hours for its visitors. His visitor book (from 1705 to 1737) includes at least 3,500 entries, including Peter the Great.
2011.
L'umanità è giunta a 7 miliardi.
Oggi, 4 dicembre, ci sono stati 11 mila nati
e 4 mila morti.
Stiamo crescendo in maniera esponenziale.
E tutto diviene più frenetico. E il singolo diviene ancor di più un nessuno in una moltitudine
pullulante di esseri viventi.
Ci troviamo inoltre a fare i conti con la storia perchè più tempo passa e maggiori sono state le cose dette e fatte.
Progresso, invenzioni, scoperte ma con l'eredità del passato.
Si può spingersi oltre?
Sicuramente c'è altro ancora, eppure al giorno d'oggi ben poche cose sembrano stupirci o ci danno la sensazione di novità.
Un tempo poeti, filosofi, artisti, scienziati, scrittori erano un numero esiguo ma oggi come è possibile essere qualcuno, una voce che conta
tra le miriadi di voci?
Non basterà un vita intera per leggere tutti i libri che sono stati scritti, ne per vedere tutti i film che sono stati fatti, per entrare a bere
un caffè in tutti i bar del mondo, leggere tutte le pagine web che esistono, ascoltare tutte le musiche, stringere la mano a ogni singolo essere vivente del pianeta.
Vige una sorta di confusione da sovraffolamento.
Come quando in una stanza si è accumulato, accumulato e ora non si sa più ne che cosa si possiede e ne dove collocare
le nuove cose che arrivano.
Allora l'unica soluzione è quella di fare ordine. E se le cose sono davvero tante, allora non resta che catalogare.
Da alcuni anni si è manifestata questa esigenza, attraverso l'arte e la scienza soprattutto: la data visualization ne è un esempio.
E ne sono un esempio anche tutti quei siti che vanno per la maggiore dove vengono scritte "le 10 cose più".
Questo blog parla di liste, classifiche, collezioni, date, numeri, boxi, punti della situazione.
Come una grande wunderkammer digitale, una web-box, raccoglie chi raccoglie, nell'umano tentativo di mettere ordine in quello in cui
sempre abbiamo tentato ma sempre ci è sfuggito di mano: la vita.
