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Revolving Histories (#bangbang-0207)
Sorry Guys
https://www.chantalmichel.ch
Sorry Guys
(1997)
https://www.chantalmichel.ch
A woman in a cocktail dress sits bored in a small room.
Suddenly, she juts her body between the ceiling and the floor and
and, with increasing effort, assumes ever more acrobatic positions,
whose meaning is not immediately apparent. Slowly her orientation is lost
orientation is lost, it is no longer clear what is up and what is down. The
box offers space for astonishing movements that are pushed to exhaustion.
to the point of exhaustion.
A woman wearing a cocktail dress is sitting bored in a small room. Suddenly
she stems her body between the ceiling and the floor. With increasing
effort, her positions, whose meaning is enigmatic, become more and more
acrobatically contorted. Gradually, we lose our or5ientation, can no
no longer tell what is up and what is down. The box offers room for astonish-
ing movements that are pursued to exhaustion.
Suddenly, she juts her body between the ceiling and the floor and
and, with increasing effort, assumes ever more acrobatic positions,
whose meaning is not immediately apparent. Slowly her orientation is lost
orientation is lost, it is no longer clear what is up and what is down. The
box offers space for astonishing movements that are pushed to exhaustion.
to the point of exhaustion.
A woman wearing a cocktail dress is sitting bored in a small room. Suddenly
she stems her body between the ceiling and the floor. With increasing
effort, her positions, whose meaning is enigmatic, become more and more
acrobatically contorted. Gradually, we lose our or5ientation, can no
no longer tell what is up and what is down. The box offers room for astonish-
ing movements that are pursued to exhaustion.
automatically translated from german
Additional
Das Video ist 1997 mit dem Prix Saint-Gervais (Int. Videofestival Genf) ausgezeichnet worden.
place: Atelier Thun
Dokumentationstyp: Performance/Aktion für die Kamera / Performance/Action for the Camera
Medium
Video 4:3
Dauer: 37 Min.