Blow_Up TV consists of carefully constructed boxes that present an ever-changing sequence of colours. The boxes represent every pixel depicted during the broadcast of a TV news programme. A pixel is the smallest unit in the display of a monitor image. Watching the subtle change of colours, one wonders what system was used to reduce the original imagery to this display of pulsating boxes.
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The Nightwatch
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Film details
- Country of production
- Canada
- Year
- 2000
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2006
- Medium/Format
- -
- Premiere status
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