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Imai Norio | Japan | 1980 | 16' |

| IFFR 2017

Describing videotape as a “tape measure of time”, Imai Norio wraps open-reel videotape around a television monitor in this performative intervention. Visually silencing the broadcast of animated cartoons, the performance is a playful deconstruction of the video apparatus.

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En (Circle)
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Echoing his work in white relief sculptures, Imai Norio’s debut film is entirely composed of circular flashes made using a hole punch on each fr
Floor
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Imai Norio films the floor of a room. A 16mm home movie that gives a small impression of how an artist’s mind works when toying…
Jointed Film
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The film version of his installation Severed Film, Imai Norio’s found-footage film is a collage made from discarded 16mm film he collected from
Pizza Time
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One of several performances where Imai Norio used the Polaroid, this one involves him eating slices of pizza while recreating his dinner in picture fo
Time in Square
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Four plant pots provide the corners around which Imai Norio wraps open-reel videotape to form a square shape, juxtaposing contrasting embodiments of t