Annals of Time Lost (2013)
Annals of Time Lost works towards illuminating the individual’s relationship to the archive and the desire for physical presence. The exhibition is archiving a condition that may not exist decades from now. It is itself a record of the anxiety and unease around where, how and what is the physical self when one is in a social relation in cyberspace. Rafman’s work asks us to implicate ourselves in this process as both the creator and the subject, the archivist and the archived.
Director: Jon Rafman
Runtime: 7 min
Release Date: April 1, 2013
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Jon Rafman
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Annals of Time Lost about?
- Annals of Time Lost works towards illuminating the individual’s relationship to the archive and the desire for physical presence. The exhibition is archiving a condition that may not exist decades from now. It is itself a record of the anxiety and unease around where, how and what is the physical self when one is in a social relation in cyberspace. Rafman’s work asks us to implicate ourselves in this process as both the creator and the subject, the archivist and the archived.
- Who directed Annals of Time Lost?
- Annals of Time Lost was directed by Jon Rafman.
- How long is Annals of Time Lost?
- Annals of Time Lost has a runtime of 7m (7 minutes).