Visualcontainer is invited to take part at online events of Oslo Screen Festival, Norway
9 – 11 March
Online Exhibition
Nature & culture in contemporary society: a vision from the deep green heart of pixels
The relationship between man and society around him has now become such a crucial point for life in common and possibly for life itself that it is also an ever-growing issue in the third Millennium videoart. When the spaces get so inhospitable to the most effective credentials and potentials of the human being with reference to its very self, its siblings and the surrounding environment, the camera’s electronic eye goes and seeks new chances for an union, new horizons for a meaning, new aethetical and ethical revelations for a living.
The video art environment is currently offering more and more “ecological” and “environmental” works, often presenting a very light and uncomplicated vision where the pixels’ electronic wind meets a greater and more natural breath, to which we all have to address. Because this really does belong to us and it’s the one and only force that will be possibly rescue us, in our dignitiy and identity.
Also or maybe mostly thanks to the great wonder of a video artwork where man and nature, man and man, micro and micro world come across and live together in a such a positive way that we can’t resort to anymore.
Giorgio Fedeli
Video selected:
Rebecca Agnes
Now wait for last year
04′ 06″
2007
Riccardo Arena
25.765
07′ 00″
2008
Alessandra Arnò
Save our Souls
02′ 46″
2008
Elena Arzuffi
H2O
03′ 49″
2005
Silvia Camporesi
Secondo vento
3’45”
2010
Daniela Di Maro DDM
Anamorphosis
11′ 00″
2008
Iginio De Luca
C6 H8 06
2’01”
2008
Global Groove
Tracking
5’12”, 2006
Maria Korporal
A Midwinter Night’s dream
3’37
2010
Luca Christian Mander
Eppursimuove
03′ 40″
2009
Albert Merino
The City and the other
3’10”
2010
Sabrina Muzi Remote body 5’00″ 2008 Mauro Romito
Man/Wo
04′ 08″
2006
Visualcontaioner Italian Viodeoart Platform
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