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Grid (2021) examines spatial perception through visual elements like grids, reflections, and voids. The film presents environments that appear to consume themselves, creating a sense of disorientation. It references Hollis Frampton's idea of a 'blank arena' to critique the impact of digital screens on reality and perception.
The film challenges traditional views of space and encourages viewers to reconsider their interactions with their surroundings in a digital age. With a runtime of 14 minutes, it presents a unique perspective on how modern technology influences our understanding of the physical world.
Why Watch
- •See how digital screens alter perception.
- •Find out about the concept of entropy in environments.
- •Meet the avant-garde style of Alexandre Alagôa.
Did You Know
•The film has a runtime of 14 minutes.
•It references Hollis Frampton's concept of a 'blank arena'.
•The film is produced in Portugal.
Perfect For
Experimental film enthusiastsDigital media criticsArt film lovers