HOmePagE
Once upon a time, artisans used a variety of tools and processes to craft images for reproduction on a wood pulp media called paper. The term “print” was used to describe these early forms of reproduction. Often they were bound in sheafs and assembled into books. Once vast in number, books were ultimately fragile and often prey to collectors who would wantonly deface or destroy them to retrieve a coveted print. This site examines the page while preserving the book.
As well as the book, this site will propose occasional considerations and interventions of other gone phenomena in the context of this mediated era.
Cinema miniatures, not to be confused with that ghetto, the “short film”.
1. The Babbage Difference Engine
2. A Departure: Bresson, Master of the Analogue Cinematograph Reconsidered in the Digital Age
3. Responsorium
5. ” Making a film is one thing. Viewing a film another.” Robert Smithson
6. Collab
9. Resonant
10. Haiku