toward a fundamental theory of physics
Viewer Advice: Contains stroboscopic imagery
A uniquely tactile exploration of time and light, captured on 16mm film with hundreds of lenses.
Using a handcrafted time slice camera equipped with 293 lenses, Belgian artist Victor Van Rossem resurrects a vintage photographic technique to create an incredibly immersive depiction of light on film, striking and almost spectral in its strange optical pull. In the film’s otherworldly space – its 3D tangle of colour and movement – light itself appears to become a physical object.
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