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Morning, Wait, Reverberation, Field, HistoryGehr’s earliest films undertake a systematic exploration of the way the basic elements of film, light, image and motion can relate to each other or be pulled apart. By exposing frames for longer periods than normal shooting allowed (up to a minute and a half) in Wait, Gehr rediscovered not only […]