in-sight
A camera captures one image per second for twelve hours, documenting daily life along Elsenstraße's border in a time-lapse format.
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A camera captures one image per second for twelve hours, documenting daily life along Elsenstraße's border in a time-lapse format.
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Elsenstraße's border zone features a house and a watchtower, where daily life unfolds in a unique manner. Gerd Conradt's 1987 documentary "Ein-Blick" captures this environment through time-lapse photography. Over twelve hours, the camera takes one image per second, creating a surreal depiction of the area. The visuals are accompanied by piano melodies, adding an evocative layer to the scenes of movement and stillness. The result is a striking portrayal of life along the border.
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