Un progetto audiovisuale per "Impermanence" di Peter Silberman [Watch]
15-03-2017
Già nostro disco del mese di febbraio di quest'anno, "Impermanence" di Peter Silberman (degli Antlers) ha stregato il pubblico con la sua mirabile orchestrazione di silenzi e di penetranti melodie vocali. Ora il disco verrà riprodotto in sessioni live "audiovisuali", a comporre un film in sei puntate (tante quante le canzoni del disco) registrato alla Glass House dell'architetto Philip Johnson, con la partecipazione delle ballerine Rebecca Margolick e Stephanie Crousillat.
Il regista, Derrick Belcham, descrive così il progetto: It is rare to find a project in which each element is a person, practice and aesthetic that I love completely. The sound of Peter’s performance reflecting off the surfaces and enclosures, Rebecca and Stephanie’s spatial relationship with the architecture of the Glass House, the visual reflection of the House itself, the exchange of words and chords with the bodies of the dancers augmented by Natasha Takemoto and Joy Wolcott’s perfectly-toned garments created a beautiful world to explore with the camera. These dynamic partnerships allowed for theater-level exploration as the events were captured in a single take and single shot.
Si può vedere intanto la prima parte, dedicata a "Karuna":
Il regista, Derrick Belcham, descrive così il progetto: It is rare to find a project in which each element is a person, practice and aesthetic that I love completely. The sound of Peter’s performance reflecting off the surfaces and enclosures, Rebecca and Stephanie’s spatial relationship with the architecture of the Glass House, the visual reflection of the House itself, the exchange of words and chords with the bodies of the dancers augmented by Natasha Takemoto and Joy Wolcott’s perfectly-toned garments created a beautiful world to explore with the camera. These dynamic partnerships allowed for theater-level exploration as the events were captured in a single take and single shot.
Si può vedere intanto la prima parte, dedicata a "Karuna":
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