Light Magic (2001)

“Light Magic” utilizes and examines one of the earliest photographic processes, discovered at the birth of the photographic medium: the photogram. This technique combines science and art in order to record the process of transformation. Images created through this technique are traces of light that pass through each object, leaving their mark on the film surface. Photograms bring both the maker and the viewer closer to the object, thus revealing its essence - that neither the naked eye nor the camera lens could see.

Director: Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof
Runtime: 3 min
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Country: Canada
Original Language: en

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Light Magic about?
“Light Magic” utilizes and examines one of the earliest photographic processes, discovered at the birth of the photographic medium: the photogram. This technique combines science and art in order to record the process of transformation. Images created through this technique are traces of light that pass through each object, leaving their mark on the film surface. Photograms bring both the maker and the viewer closer to the object, thus revealing its essence - that neither the naked eye nor the camera lens could see.
Who directed Light Magic?
Light Magic was directed by Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof.
How long is Light Magic?
Light Magic has a runtime of 3m (3 minutes).
Where was Light Magic produced?
Light Magic was produced in Canada.