Surface Glaze
Eight minutes of high-speed recordings transform human bodies with torrents of liquids into abstract forms, questioning concepts of superficiality.
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Eight minutes of high-speed recordings transform human bodies with torrents of liquids into abstract forms, questioning concepts of superficiality.
Synopsis
Liquid torrents cascade over human forms, transforming them into abstract shapes in "Surface Glaze," a short experimental film from 2015. Using high-speed recording and close-up techniques, the film captures the interplay between bodies and liquid, challenging perceptions of superficiality. The visuals draw from consumerist culture, revealing the fractures beneath polished surfaces. At just eight minutes long, this installation invites reflection on the nature of appearance and the dreams shaped by capitalism.
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