Peach Landscape (1973)
Illusions of surface, abstract to pictorial. Initially the grain of the film emulsion, complete with scratches, variations in framing – the meat of film – are the most apparent elements of all. The object shown is revealed to be a bowl of canned peaches. But even with identification, the visual illusions return – e. g., a concave surface becomes convex, the flat bottom of the bowl becomes an egg.
Director: Amy Halpern
Runtime: 5 min
Release Date: January 1, 1973
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Amy Halpern
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Peach Landscape about?
- Illusions of surface, abstract to pictorial. Initially the grain of the film emulsion, complete with scratches, variations in framing – the meat of film – are the most apparent elements of all. The object shown is revealed to be a bowl of canned peaches. But even with identification, the visual illusions return – e. g., a concave surface becomes convex, the flat bottom of the bowl becomes an egg.
- Who directed Peach Landscape?
- Peach Landscape was directed by Amy Halpern.
- How long is Peach Landscape?
- Peach Landscape has a runtime of 5m (5 minutes).