Time Passes
A Super8 camera captures time-lapse footage of an apartment's interior and exterior, reflecting on themes of temporality and impermanence.
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A Super8 camera captures time-lapse footage of an apartment's interior and exterior, reflecting on themes of temporality and impermanence.
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Henricks captures the interior and exterior of his apartment using a Super8 camera in the 1998 short film Time Passes. Inspired by Virginia Woolf's writing, the work employs time-lapse photography to reflect on temporality and impermanence. This seven-minute piece is part of a series that investigates the metaphor of the window, a central theme in video art. Through this lens, Henricks presents a visual meditation on the passage of time.
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