29 APRIL — 09 MAY 2027

29 APRIL — 09 MAY 2027

Raw Data: The Origins of Digital Film

May 09 2025, Friday, 19:15 (71')

Fernando Lopes Cinema • C.498

SCREENING WITH Q&A

3 Artists On-line on Slow-Scan-TV

A performance involving three artists (Bartlett, Klinkowstein, Tanbellini) who have never met, are in three different parts of the world (Holland, Canada, United States) and will try to work at the speed of a freeze frame.
Tom Klinkowstein
United States / Netherlands / Canada

1980, 15'

DCT:SYPHONING: The 1000000th (64th) Interval

A translation game that takes Edwin Abbott Abbott’s novel Flatland into the world of digital image compression algorithms.
Rosa Menkman
Netherlands

2017, 6'

Nacht – Licht

A film in three acts in which figures, ranging from eight to 14 elements, change color, direction and location.
Bart Vegter
Netherlands

1993, 12'

Arcadian Rhythms #160

A pattern of pixels evolved into a continuous loop. An experience inspired by the first video arcade games, with a soundtrack produced by converting images into audio.
Bas van Koolwijk
Netherlands

2025, 3'

Time Out of Place

This film sets out to break with the sensation or experience of time in a linear way. Here, we see the future, the present and the past at the same time, in order to build patterns and rhythms that go beyond everyday human experience.
Semiconductor
United Kingdom

2008, 10'

IFSFilm

A film with a very precise objective: to start from the visual noise of pixels and then find the beauty that lies within them. Made using an Atari Mega 2 ST and software created using Forth and Assembler.
Joost Rekveld
Netherlands

1994, 4'

10 Megabytes of Memory

Markus Maicher compresses a decade of home movies to give us this digital autobiography that overwhelms and disturbs our senses. There’s nothing quite like nostalgia at the speed of light.
Markus Maicher
Austria

2021, 2'

Belchic QE

Lines of text that describe what we see flickering on the screen. Pure image, pure sound, and words that enter our subconscious. And maybe stay there.
ReMi
Austria

2000, 4'

NIR

What if we could see what the naked eye can’t? This short film sets out to do just that, taking us on a journey beyond the machine, nature and humanity.
Martine Stig
Netherlands

2024, 15'

European Short Film Network

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