Vídeo Novo: Vamos Brincar de Genocídio?

 

Café Video

Feito durante a pandemia, esse vídeo parte de uma imagem de um palito de fósforo aceso sobre uma xícara de café como sinal de entrada para uma sequência de imagens e sons poéticos. Usando som original, colagem, imagens de arquivos, Café Video é um caleidoscópio digital.

Video: Meeting Trees

 

Let's meet the trees we see, let's gaze at them and let them gaze back at us. A video-poem dedicated to the most amazing of all creations.

Stills:

Triptych at Novos Rumos competitive show

My new piece of video art will be show at Novos Rumos in Vitória/ES,

Brazil, which takes place July 2-5.

MEDIA REMIX: Pastor Jim Bakker Helps You Stay Alive During the Apocalypse

NEW VIDEO PIECE: A A A A A A A A A A A A B B B B B B B B B B B B C C C C C C C C C C C C D D D D D D D D D D D D C B A A A B B C C D D A A A B C D B C D B D C B A A A A A B C D

The video speaks for itself...

How To Make Money With Video Art selected for 6th edition of Under The Subway

The event takes place in four cities simultaneously: New York, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Valencia.

Donald Trump: He's telling the truth

A Message From Melania Trump

Posted by Super Deluxe on Friday, April 8, 2016

Videofilia (Y Otros Síndromes Virales) (Trailer)

New video: Rock Sand Roll

  Rock Sand Roll from apasolini on Vimeo.

The ocean as the ultimate video star, culture encroaching on nature. This poetic video uses rhythm and juxtaposition to create a subtle drama of contrasts: turmoil and quietness, speed and slowness, water and sand, culture and nature, landscape and detail. Shot in Itapua Beach, Vila Velha, Brazil.

VIDEO ART CHANEL

VIDEO ART CHANEL from apasolini on Vimeo.

Taking up the videoart tradition of subverting pop cultural products, VIDEO ART CHANEL plays on French cliches and the kitsch grandeur of film trailers with a re-edit of the trailer of Coco Chanel's biopic.

Accidental video # 1 : water and telephone

ACCIDENTAL VIDEO #1: WATER AND TELEPHONE from apasolini on Vimeo.

Accidental Video #2: the caterpillar dance

Part of a video series of 'video moments' captured spontaneously. In this video, a caterpillar makes its way across a tiled floor to the sound of some bouncy Bollywood disco that happened to be playing from a small sound system nearby.

New video: Notes On Camp

Playful take on Susan Sontag's classic essay Notes on Camp (1964). 

INFO: 

Video: Lobo Pasolini
Year: 2012
 Length: 2'53"
Shot on Flip

New video: Music on Tap

My latest piece explores the natural musicality of water coming out of a tap. It’s the sound of music for the videoart generation.





Still:

Still: Music on Tap

‘Zurique’ screens in open air show in Vitória, Brazil

My latest video, ‘Zurique’, a 24” short poem about the Swiss city, will be screening in the old district of the City of Vitória in Brazil tonight. This is the cool trailer for the show, based on the 'city' theme.

CITY UNDER A SPELL, 36", 2011

City under a spell from apasolini on Vimeo.

THE VIDEO IS A REAL-TIME RECORDING OF A SHOPPING STREET IN ZURICH IN MAY 2011. CHRISTMAS-LIKE BELLS WERE CHIMING AS PEOPLE WENT ABOUT THEIR BUSINESS WITH TYPICAL SWISS INTROSPECTION. THE SCENE TO ME EPITOMIZES THE SPIRIT OF THE COUNTRY, THE KIND OF EERIE PEACEFULNESS THAT, IN MY EYES, CHACTERIZES SWITZERLAND.

New video: Electronic Voodoo (2010)

Electronic Voodoo from apasolini on Vimeo.

A collage of electronic clips extracted from the web and a TV screen. The endless circulation of images and relentless televisual fear-mongering has a spell-like effect on viewers; it's a kind of voodoo. The video uses the voodoo analogy to illustrate our chaotic imagination in the age of information overload.

New video: The art of video art

2'18" | 2007

Using footage from the Prelinger archives, The art of video art uses vintage TV commercials to create a visually retro essay about the ontology of video art, the art of the televisual age.

The art of video art (still)

The art of video art (still)



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New video: Video Graffiti: Lobo-Motivas

56"|2007

Using footage sampled from the opening sequence of a 1977 Brazilian soap opera, Video Graffiti is a symbolic gesture of cultural re-appropriation. The video consists of the author 'graffiting' his name on top of the credits that appear in the sequence as an act of 'vandalism' against Brazil's controlling Globo Network and the powerful cultural colonization imposed by the organisation on the making of the country's collective memory.

Stills:

Still 1: Video Graffiti: Lobo-Motivas (Lobo Pasolini)



Still 2: Video Graffiti: Lobo-Motivas (Lobo Pasolini)