Alignments for Linea (2003)
2003, Double 16mm film projection performance, black/white, sound, variable duration (approx. 15–20 minutes). Music by Charlemagne Palestine: Schlingen-Blängen (1979/1999) Alignments for Linea is a site-sensitive projection performance. Intermittent machine-precision line scratches on black opaque film provide the basis for this dual projection performance. The “performance” consists in an open set of carefully choreographed projector movements, including the alignment-misalignment-realignment in the distribution of the projected light or light incisions across the screen. Micro adjustments in the optical bending and diffraction of light introduce an uncanny sense of mobility that seems to transcend the fixed parameters of the loop form.
Director: Sandra Gibson, Luis Recoder
Release Date: June 5, 2003
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Sandra Gibson, Luis Recoder
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Alignments for Linea about?
- 2003, Double 16mm film projection performance, black/white, sound, variable duration (approx. 15–20 minutes). Music by Charlemagne Palestine: Schlingen-Blängen (1979/1999) Alignments for Linea is a site-sensitive projection performance. Intermittent machine-precision line scratches on black opaque film provide the basis for this dual projection performance. The “performance” consists in an open set of carefully choreographed projector movements, including the alignment-misalignment-realignment in the distribution of the projected light or light incisions across the screen. Micro adjustments in the optical bending and diffraction of light introduce an uncanny sense of mobility that seems to transcend the fixed parameters of the loop form.
- Who directed Alignments for Linea?
- Alignments for Linea was directed by Sandra Gibson, Luis Recoder.