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In 'Collage,' artist Stefano Miraglia presents a study of collage as a cognitive act within artists' cinema. The film features a collection of 35mm photographs and various materials that Miraglia has gathered over a span of fifteen years. This visual collection is paired with a text by Baptiste Jopeck, which discusses the conceptual foundations of collage.
The film is narrated by Margaux Guillemard, who guides viewers through the artistic themes presented. This pedagogical approach encourages audiences to think about the relationship between visual art and cognitive processes, marking it as a notable work in contemporary cinema.
Why Watch
- •See Stefano Miraglia's unique take on collage art.
- •Meet Margaux Guillemard as your guide through the film.
- •Find out how collage connects to cognitive processes.
Did You Know
•The film features a collection of 35mm photographs gathered over 15 years.
•Baptiste Jopeck authored the text that accompanies the visuals.
•The film has a duration of 18 minutes.
•It was produced in two countries: France and Italy.
Perfect For
Art enthusiastsPhotography loversStudents of visual arts