Understanding science

de Bruyn, Dirk 2012 Understanding science, video recording, Fitzroy, Vic., Conduit Arts.

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Title Understanding science
Creator(s) de Bruyn, Dirk
Year presented 2012
Year created 1992
Event name Infinite Decimals New DVD Launch (2012 : Fitzroy, Vic.)
Publisher Conduit Arts
Place of publication Fitzroy, Vic.
Description of moving image 1 film; 16 mm (18min.)
Keyword(s) experimental film
performance art
Summary Understanding Science is about breakdown of meaning, breakdown of relationship, trying to exist in that space between meaninglessness and understanding, at its cusp, its node, its no-man's land.. It is a melting pot of more than just fragments of images, there are clusters of things, ideas, sounds, words, that swim in and out of your attention. I wanted this film to be a dense multidimensional collage of automatic writing, sound poetry and abstracting strings of images.

Program notes: Scratch Film Festival. UWA. Perth 1997
Notes Film available at National Film and Sound Archive Canberra.
Film shown at Conduit Arts 83 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy on 17th November 2012
Language eng
Field of Research 190201 Cinema Studies
Socio Economic Objective 950205 Visual Communication
HERDC Research category J1 Major original creative work
ERA Research output type JR1 Recorded or Rendered Creative Works - Film, Video
Related work DU:30016414
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30050034

Document type: Moving Image
Collection: School of Communication and Creative Arts
 
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