Expanded microcinema. A piece of 8mm film found under the carpet has, with the aid of a lot of cutting and pasting, been literally placed in a larger frame in order to make 35mm projection possible. We catch a glimpse from an anonymous family film.
Black & white found footage of a boy going up and down stairs. A feast of insistent repetition.
With a roll of Super8 film in his camera, the film maker ‘scans’ the urban environment in a fragmentary way.
A hint of mystery covers these and hand developed shots of lines of mountain climbers on their way to… well, where are they going?
An ode to Kodachrome. A swirling carousel of brushstrokes of light in bright colours on celluloid.
Film material is not very good at putting up with water. What happens if you keep a cinema trailer under water can be seen in Blocking .
Circumspect portrait of a rough loner on the Danish island who has led his farm run wild for 15 years.
An experimental film study of the insect world.
Music video for alternative band Deerhoof, made in the characteristic cut-and-paste style of Colburn.
Stunning observation of a seething stream of countless bats: curling and flapping around like an organism made up of separate bits.
Puzzling encounters and doublings in a deserted greenhouse complex.
Meticulously processed found-footage material in which the detached actors acquire new meanings in the film.
Ghostly journey through empty spaces with a hidden history.
Animation of a dance sequence from Saturday Night Fever with suitable backwards swinging soundtrack.
Hypnotic parable with an open ending about the adventures of a chimpanzee on Coney Island.
The film maker improvises a performance for the camera with a small lamp swinging on a long chord. Long exposure times and unexpected lens errors t