/ AV-ludens / on the psychogeography of the moving image

Planes / lines / scores: architectural and situationistic observations on the moving image / April 2007

This narrative–both its theoretic background as the visual references–is not a thesis, I would like to defend; it represents just the trial of some locating performance: where are the coordinates, after which the moving image can be described, shaped, interpreted; what does constitute its mediality and its aesthetic relevance? These questions do not structure a talk, but maybe they can embrace some movements in line with a talk, in the same way a map is not able to explain –not to describe– a landscape.
The map just reproduces the texture you will need, in order to recognize an item on a landscape–if subject, object or score: the map is the image of the claim to orient oneself, and not the one of a landscape or territory just to exist–as an object.

http://www.khm.de/mk/seminar/export/susasch/AV_ludens.html

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michael zepter
georg rosenthal, michael zepter und ansgar jerrentrup (courtesy m. zepter).
ruben malchow
four ages of men, 2005
(courtesy ruben malchow).
UNTITLED by friedrich blume
untitled, 2011
(courtesy Friedrich Blume).
VALIE EXPORT
homometer, 1973
(courtesy VALIE EXPORT).
julia scher
wonderland, Andrea Rosen gallery, 1998
(courtesy julia scher).

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