Film Lens
INFRASTRATA presents a narrative that intertwines the life-cycle of a higher perception with the visual study of decaying architecture in south-east England. The film captures static shots that reflect on the relationship between structure and nature, emphasizing the concept of super-organisms. The black and white aesthetic adds a layer of abstraction to the exploration of these themes.
With a runtime of 65 minutes, the film invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of architecture and its interaction with the natural environment. The abstract narrative challenges traditional storytelling by presenting ambiguous visuals that provoke thought about the unseen connections between human-made structures and the organic world around them.
Why Watch
- •See the unique relationship between architecture and nature.
- •Find out how super-organisms are visually represented.
- •Meet the abstract narrative through static shots.
Did You Know
•The film was shot at various sites across south-east England.
•INFRASTRATA has a total duration of 65 minutes.
•The film is presented in black and white.
Perfect For
Architecture enthusiastsFans of experimental filmNature and structure studies