Alchemical workings from Czech animator Václav Mergl.
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Dóra Keresztes: Mosolygó szomorúfűz / Smiling Sad Willow Tree (2001)
2 Jul
East European folk art vibes.
Lost Utopia
25 Jun
Cellular story from Japanese indie animator Mirai Mizue.
There is a DVD available for sale called Mirai Mizue Works Vol 1.
Sándor Reisenbüchler: Zöld intelmek minden napra / Green warnings for every day (1993)
18 Jun
The ending brings to mind Michael Jackson’s “Earth Song” (1995).
Co-directors: István Orosz, Dóra Keresztes, Zsuzsanna Bulyáki, Mihály Sikur.
Animations by Claire Fauché
10 Jun7Colors for the scents
Created as a scented flipbook.
CITRUS⁴
For the debut screening of this one, the exhibition space was perfumed and citrus sweets were given to the visitors. It’s a pity we can’t experience the olfactory elements of these creations, but maybe you are able to get some synesthetic kicks from the animation!
Tommy Sparks – She’s Got Me Dancing
4 JunDanger: contains nipple lasers that might disturb sensitive people.
Die Toten Hosen – Walkampf (A. Hykade)
28 MayEver tried dropping LSD onto your eyeball? Well, now you have. Oh, and it has whales.
Making of:
http://vimeo.com/905204
Ivan Maximov – From Left to Right (1989)
14 May
Ivan Maximov leads us from left to right in a glorious parade of entities.
Sándor Reisenbüchler: A Nap és a Hold elrablása / The Abduction of the Sun and the Moon (1968)
7 May
This is the first film in a trilogy by Hungarian Sándor Reisenbüchler. It is based on a poem by Ferenc Juhász
At 04:28 you can see some characters resembling Wondjinas, so it is possible that Reisenbüchler was familiar with the work of the “ancient aliens” -freak Erich von Däniken.
Below are included the 2nd and 3rd part of the trilogy for reference. They make use of photomontage and collage techniques.
Barbarok ideje / The Age of the Barbarians (1970)
Az 1812- es év / Year 1812 (War and Peace) (1972)
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