Tiempo Real = "Real Time". I made this for Manila Transitio 1945 -- an event held on March 7 2009 to mark the "liberation" and annihilation of Manila. Screened it looping on a wall of the building known as the American Barracks in Fort Santiago. The wall is old, stained, and riddled with bulletholes, which really tied into the themes of the piece . Unsuspecting passersby were doing double takes thinking that they saw ghosts inserting themselves into the images. I was particularly happy to eavesdrop on common city employees discussing the video among themselves, arguing where a given image was taken, how the effect was created (one guy described the crossfade in photographic terms --as a picture "developing" over time) who among their colleagues was the one sweeping by Postigo gate, etc etc.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Excerpt from a new video work: Tiempo Real
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ermitano,
Manila Transitio,
tad,
Tad Ermitano,
Tiempo Real,
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1 comment:
love this!! would like to see another one or two more excerpts.
guna
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