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ON THE TRAIN TO KUTNÁ HORA . . . AND BACK The passing landscape viewed from a train window is transformed by changing weather, light, and reflections on the glass, taking the passenger back and forth between reality and fantastic abstraction.2014 • approximately 8 minutes • original format: HD digital video |
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RAIN PAINTING Landscapes are seen from a car as raindrops, striking the glass, “paint” what is beyond in a variety of textures and moods. Three realities are represented: the landscape viewed through the window, rain patterns on the window surface, and the space inside the car.2014 • approximately 6 minutes • original format: HD digital video |
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SPECTATOR(S) Caught by another “spectator’s” camera, visitors observe, enjoy, or ignore their surroundings — one of the world’s most infamous, yet beloved structures. The camera shows us odd angles and what is not usually revealed. Meanwhile, the memory of spectators of antiquity and what they witnessed casts a shadow.2014 • approximately 11½ minutes • original format: HD digital video |
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WATERCOLORS Colors, patterns, and images, reflected on the surface of a pond, mirror changes in seasons and weather over the course of a year to create this “painting in motion.”2007 • approximately 13 minutes • original format: 16mm film, silent |
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WATERSCAPE: illusions On a mysterious lake inhabited by swans, a woman shapes a film. As impressionistic footage of reflections in the water, painted illustrations, swan myths, and filming notes interweave, the comical escapades of the swans take on the aura of a fairy tale and the film, as document of reality, becomes suspect.2007 • approximately 52 minutes • original format 16mm film |