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RUSHES
VIDEO INSTALLATION / MULTI
SCREEN PROJECTION OR MONITORS / 2004
Rushes is a video installation
proposing to experiment the deconstruction of a
potential film in several shots. The videos are shown on several screens
with no
concern for link or coherence and compose a collection of sequences
shot on a
fourteenth of July in the evening. They are shot from the windows of
an apartment and show the private activities of the neighbors. Their
banal actions
take place during the sequences, as if they were made for a film, waiting
to be
edited and to be justified by a scenario.The people who become elements
of a set seem to function as cut shots announcing a development. They
weave a new link between one another that is conditioned by the viewer’s
personal look at the work, waving from one sequence to another. The
soundtrack of fireworks in the first sequence accompanies the whole
installation.
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