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EVA London will be delighted to exhibit a series of short films from a Tenderpixel Gallery film season during the conference.
Films will include:
TPX42 - Title: Conversations with Walt Whitman, Description: Walt Whitman gets in touch from beyond the grave via flickering lights and morse code.
Director: Theo Tagholm
TPX43 - Title: Drift, Description: Stop motion animation drifting through a dream like metropolis. Intriguing morph motion technique.
Director: Theo Tagholm
TPX51 - Title: Dromosphere, Description: stretched pixel image that as the film continues reveals a car that flashes up until the end when we see a complete image.
Director: Thorsten Fleisch
TPX78 - Title: Entry Point, Description: Entry Point is a video that explores the tensions between journey, memory and place: daily urban experiences are replayed and recalled in ways that are both hypnotic and stressful, acting as a metaphor for city living.
Director: Liz Helman
TPX89 - Title: Lumiere.mov, Description: An experimental audiovisual piece focusing on the effect of digital technology on filmic experience using footage from the Lumiere collection. It highlights the phenomena, or frustration, of the effect of losing compression of the image. Director: Alex Buckingham
TPX127 - Title: LOOPS, Description: monochrome computer generated image of a line circling and evolving, hypnotic.
Director: Paul Burt
TPX123 - Title: Translations, Description: computer generated B&W images of boxes folding in and out, accompanied by an intense soundtrack.
Director: Tom Burtonwood and Jacob C Hammes
TPX 40 - Title: Sinus Aestum, Description: One sound -synthesis process and nearly 12000 indvidual points are continually transformed and warped, restrained and released, without cuts, to form compound, multidimensional waves of activity moving through unstable states between plateaus of pitch and noise. Mathematical processes are transformed into a contemplation of the continual ebb and flow of human experience.
Director: Bret Battey