‘Sinus Aestum (Bay of Billows) is the name of a lunar sea. Accordingly, this piece is comprised of arcs, or waves, of activity, moving through unstable states between pitch and noise. It is the third in a series, exploring the potentials of editless sound and image composition.’ (BB)
Also in this combined programme
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Three Blueprints (Anicca, Dukkha, Anatta)
266144 photos are extremely compressed in clusters again and again to almost unimaginable nano-dimensions; then filtered to their last essence.
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Electron Jumps
An updated visualisation of a hydrogen atom’s single electron undergoing energy transformations.
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Powers of Ten
This short documentary film depicts the relative scale of the Universe. A camera reproduces in equal steps the picture of a couple during a picknick.
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Optra Field IV
An elegant, dichromatic time-based drawing that explores the propinquity between space, time, movement, perception and opposites.
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Flat Earth
A ‘desktop documentary’ which uses satellite imagery found online and voices of bloggers to re-establish what distances between people mean.
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Staubkaskade
Fractals provide the mathematical tool set to describe complex structures. Dust is the mathematical description for a set of non-connected points.
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Iris Out
Composed of single frames from sequences of expanding or contracting irises, this video was reformatted for different aspect ratios.
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Bigger than Big
How big is big? This spectacular film takes us on a journey from the Moon’s surface to the far reaches of the visible universe.
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The Life Size Zoetrope
The celebratory life story of one man, from the celebration of creativity to its eventual loneliness, regret and repetition.
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Energy Shifts
This animation represents a hydrogen atom’s single electron undergoing energy transformations.
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Land of Cockaigne
In one continuous camera movement, Reupke presents a god’s eye view of the Sussex Downs, punctuated with choreographed incidents of human activity.
Film details
- Country of production
- UK
- Year
- 2009
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2009
- Length
- 8"
- Medium/Format
- DV cam PAL
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