EXPANDED CINEMA: Esther Urlus + Philipp Ilinskiy
EXPANDED CINEMA - is an art form, where the artist, exploring the limits of perception and sensation, consciously avoids conventional and narrative cinema, looking for new ways of self-expression. Most often these are the experiments with analog material, denial of sound and image synchronization, rhythmical nonconformity, visual transformations and multidisciplinary collaborations.
Multidisciplinary performance: experiment with analog found footage on four 16mm projectors from an artist from the Netherlands and eclectic electronic soundtrack about perception within live performance by Russian musician.
Esther Urlus
Esther Urlus
Esther Urlus (Netherlands) is a Rotterdam-based artist working with motion picture film formats Super8, 16mm and 35mm. Resulting in films, performances and installations, her works always arise from DIY methods. Kneading the material, by trial, error and (re) inventing, she creates new work. Urlus is the founder of WORM Filmwerkplaats, an artist-run workspace dedicated to motion picture film as an artistic, expressive medium. Her work has been exhibited and screened at film festivals worldwide, among other Oberhausen Short Film Festival, Sonic Acts, and the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Philipp Ilinskiy
Philipp Ilinskiy
Philipp Ilinskiy (Russia) - sound artist, based in Moscow, Russia. His music and audio art pursues macrosound and meditative aesthetics, where opaque and complex tones are sculpted into abstract designs. Philipp's works explore the inter-relationships between the nature and synthesis of sound, focus, perception and human tolerance. Ilinskiy often deejays and his sets can be an eclectic mix, ranging from fluxus techno to acid pointillism to unspooled house to n0!se rave. He is also phalf.
PROGRAMME 2017