Remotely In Touch
Fifteen minutes of digital and analog imagery challenge perceptions of reality and constructed narratives through remote signals and visceral moments.
Synopsis
Fifteen minutes of digital and analog imagery challenge perceptions of reality and constructed narratives through remote signals and visceral moments.
Synopsis
Images created by remote digital signals, transmitted via satellite and robotic cameras, form the backbone of Remotely In Touch. The 15-minute documentary questions the nature of reality and the construction of images in a digital age. It contrasts these digital visuals with analog video, capturing visceral moments and embodied movements. The film invites reflection on new codes of signification shaped by information systems, blurring the lines between reality and science fiction.
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