Flux Re Flux (1981)
"A city, its crowds; crowds processed on film then transferred to video. I used a technique particular to video to manipulate a vertical section of the image sideways, changing both its shape and color density. Each operation was repeated a number of times, in a series of consecutive incrustations. The final image was achieved in a few hours, entirely by hand (or, more precisely, by hands), like an impromptu musical improvisation. The rhythm, the flux of the city confronted with video's scanning composition and compression." (Christian Lebrat)
Director: Christian Lebrat
Runtime: 10 min
Release Date: January 1, 1981
Country: France
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Flux Re Flux about?
- "A city, its crowds; crowds processed on film then transferred to video. I used a technique particular to video to manipulate a vertical section of the image sideways, changing both its shape and color density. Each operation was repeated a number of times, in a series of consecutive incrustations. The final image was achieved in a few hours, entirely by hand (or, more precisely, by hands), like an impromptu musical improvisation. The rhythm, the flux of the city confronted with video's scanning composition and compression." (Christian Lebrat)
- Who directed Flux Re Flux?
- Flux Re Flux was directed by Christian Lebrat.
- How long is Flux Re Flux?
- Flux Re Flux has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).
- Where was Flux Re Flux produced?
- Flux Re Flux was produced in France.