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special, Made in Serbia 2009Live search( total items: 8 ) Beskonačno oživljavanje Andrej Tišma: Beskonačno oživljavanje This video is based on an online war video game, which, among other things, differs from reality because the warriors are able to 'respawn', get a new life after being killed. Players merely have to press the 'F' key in order to respawn and continue the game. Therefore, this video is a metaphoric comparison between the virtual world of video games and the real world. side visor aktivacija perfernog vida Darko Stojkov: side visor aktivacija ... Born in 1979, Yugoslavia. Finished Fine art Academy in Belgrade department of painting in 2005. Graduated in the class of professor Jovan Sivacki and also finished specialization at the same Academy 2007. The Glass Wall Srđan Radaković: Stakleni zid A man, lost in a desert, starts to jump over the mysterious glass walls. When he finds one, to high to get over, he realizes that he is very, very old... Buđenje Ana Stefanović: Buđenje If there is a witness to our thoughts... mothslodge Mane Žuđelović: mothslodge mothslodge is work about various abstractions of waters and lights driven by optical feedback, stroboscopic cuts, agressive colours, among others, combining automatism of expanded cinema and various traditions in experimental film. Otkucaji Mia Nikolić: Otkucaji Video work Heart beat: anger, happiness, psychosis, fear ... Audio recording of heart rate indicates life. Uniform pulse achieved vigilance, hints at fight, fight with itself. The passing Nenad Nedeljkov: The passing The main idea of this work is presentation of humans in permanent motion and relations between figures/conditions like running, walking, encounters and reactions between humans. Dan i noć Aleksanar Srb: Dan i noć The video represents the everlasting replacing of day with night and vice versa, observed from one standpoint, focusing on one particular view. From a metaphysical point of view, it represents the passing of life, as well as the changing of everything, while the days go by. In essence, it represents life itself, observed from one balcony. It was recorded from a tripod, using the technique of time laps. Each picture has been taken every 30 seconds, and the pictures have later been merged into a video. |
