House
Eight minutes of pixilation and time-lapse photography depict the dismantling and reconstruction of a house, revealing its hidden layers.
Synopsis
Eight minutes of pixilation and time-lapse photography depict the dismantling and reconstruction of a house, revealing its hidden layers.
Synopsis
A house undergoes a transformation in "House," directed by Inger Lise Hansen in 1998. The film employs techniques like pixilation and time-lapse photography to depict the gradual deterioration of the structure. As light interacts with the environment, the house is dismantled piece by piece. This accelerated imagery culminates in the reconstruction of the house in a new location, challenging traditional ideas of space and permanence in architecture. The documentary runs for eight minutes and is produced in Norway.
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