Film Lens
Aeon presents a visual narrative of Wellington, New Zealand, focusing on the cyclical nature of time. The film captures the urban landscape as it transitions through a 24-hour cycle, emphasizing themes of birth, life, death, and rebirth. The zen-influenced approach allows viewers to perceive time in a unique way, as the cityscape transforms before their eyes.
Utilizing time lapse photography, Aeon creates a non-verbal experience that is enhanced by percussion sounds. The film's 12-minute duration is filled with imagery that reflects the essence of Wellington, making it a significant representation of the city’s dynamic environment. Directed by Richard Sidey, this work invites contemplation on the passage of time and its impact on urban life.
Why Watch
- •See Wellington transform in just 12 minutes.
- •Find out how zen philosophy shapes urban perception.
- •Watch unique time lapse photography techniques.
Did You Know
•Aeon was directed by Richard Sidey in 2004.
•The film has a runtime of 12 minutes.
•It features time lapse photography to depict Wellington's transformation.
•The film incorporates zen influences in its thematic approach.
Perfect For
Time lapse photography fansZen philosophy enthusiastsUrban landscape lovers