A SHIMMERING CHAOS
2013
52 mn
DV et HD
Production / Director Véronique Mouysset
A shimmering chaos narrates the evolution
from video art to digital art through the presentation of various installations
by international artists which were exhibited between 1991 and 1995 at the
Nahon, Philippe Gravier and Zekou art galleries in Paris, at the Vidéoformes
Festival in Clermont-Ferrand, at the Multimediale 4 of the Zentrum für Kunst
und Medientechnologie (ZKM) in Karlsruhe in Germany and at the WRO Media art
Biennale in Wroclaw in Poland.
The documentary speaks of the 1990s by retracing the years of the 1970s and the 80s.
It talks about Nam June Paik and art, communication and satellite art, about Ko Nakajima and a personal exhibition The soul of wood, about Klaus Vom Bruch and his video installation The end of the century.
It shows « a new experimental landscape » through various immersive and interactive installations at the ZKM, and finally three music performances and the beginning of the Web with Douglas David and his project The World's First Collective Sentence at the WRO Media art Biennale 1995.
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| Jill Scott |
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| Nam June Paik |
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| Miroslaw Rogala |
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| Ko Nakajima |
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| Klaus Vom Bruch |
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| Mark Trayle |
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| Stacey Spiegel |
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| Nam June Paik |
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| Ko Nakajima |
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| Frank Den Oudsten |
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| Jeffrey Shaw |
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| Jedrzej Niestroj |
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| Nam June Paik |
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| Dieter Kiessling |
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| Peter Callas |
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| Bill Seaman |
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| Nam June Paik |
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| Jill Scott |
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A shimmering chaos shows artworks by Nam June Paik, Ko Nakagima, Klaus Vom Bruch, Frank Den Oudsten, Jill Scott, Jeffrey Shaw, Bill Viola, Eric Lanz, Dieter Kiessling, Tamas Waliczky, Stacey Spiegel, Miroslaw Rogala, Signe Theill, Chris Dodge, Agnes Hegedüs, Peter Callas, Jedzej Niestroj, Wladyslaw Kazmierczak, Mark Trayle
and texts by Nam June Paik, Ko Nakagima, Jean-Paul Fargier, Klaus Vom Bruch, Stephen Sarrazin, Wulf Herzogenrath, Jeffrey Shaw, Hans Peter Schwarz, Heinrich Klotz, Dieter Daniels, Rudolf Frieling-Hans, Erhard Lessing, Douglas Davis.
