Slide
Seven minutes examine how the mechanical age has changed perceptions of speed and motion through advancements in technology and visual information processing.
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Seven minutes examine how the mechanical age has changed perceptions of speed and motion through advancements in technology and visual information processing.
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Yoshinao Satoh's 1999 documentary "Slide" presents a visual exploration of lateral motion in the context of the mechanical age. The film illustrates how advancements in technology, particularly powerful computers, have altered perceptions of speed and movement. As visual information is processed at unprecedented rates, the documentary prompts reflection on how these changes affect daily life and the understanding of motion. The seven-minute piece invites audiences to reconsider the sensations of forward movement often taken for granted.
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