"How I learned to love the past's future" is a digital structural movie.
As a means of appreciation and an urge to interpret - that is why we do remixes. "How I learned" is a personal, a highly subjective work, still with the stringency of a systematic exploration. The cross-scans, spreads of lines and columns from a picture and the fusion of the two results emerge into a texturization containing the smallest and most graphical elements of the source's aesthetic. Granular synthesis magnifies a very small amount of sound into a soundtrack.
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"How I learned to love the past's future" is a digital structural movie.
As a means of appreciation and an urge to interpret - that is why we do remixes. "How I learned" is a personal, a highly subjective work, still with the stringency of a systematic exploration. The cross-scans, spreads of lines and columns from a picture and the fusion of the two results emerge into a texturization containing the smallest and most graphical elements of the source's aesthetic. Granular synthesis magnifies a very small amount of sound into a soundtrack.
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2009
- Submitted to ArtBase: Sunday Sep 6th, 2009
- Original Url: http://vimeo.com/6247578
- Permalink: http://vimeo.com/6247578
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Work Credits:
- Andre Hoffmann, creator
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