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Still from
Winter and a Bird Trap, 201800'21'59, HD, color
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Still from
Winter and a Bird Trap, 2018
00'21'59, HD, color
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Still from
Winter and a Bird Trap, 201800'21'59, HD, color
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at Weltkunstzimmer, Düsseldorf
27.11.2019 - 02.02.2020
group exhibition withAnna Bandke/Anne Arndt, Sophia Bauer, Manuel Boden, Pascal Marcel Dreier, Giorgi Gedevanizde, Biniam Graffé, Nieves De La Fuente, Verena Friedrich, Thomas Hawranke, Hörner/Antlfinger, Jiha Jeon, Christelle Jornod, Paul Kolling, EvaMarie Lindahl, Antje Majewski, Susan Helen Miller, Katharina Mönkemöller, Nori Neumark/Maria Miranda, Hanna Noh, Stephanie Rothenberg, Sissy Schneider, Saša Spačal/Anil Podgornik/Mirjan Švagelj, Qimeng Sun, Myrto Vratsanou, Hermann Weber, Daniel Wolter, u.a.
photo credits © Christelle Jornod
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Praktiken der Annäherung / Practices of Approximation
at Temporary Gallery, Cologne
14.07 - 28.07.19
group exhibition withSophia Bauer, Pascal Marcel Dreier, Nieves de la Fuente, Verena Friedrich, Thomas Hawranke, Hörner/Antlfinger, Jiha Jeon, Christelle Jornod, Karin Lingnau, Katharina Mönkemöller, Hanna Noh, Erik Sandelin, Sebastian Thewes, Myrto Vratsanou
photo credits © Pascal Marcel Dreier
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Winter and a Bird Trap
Year: 2018
Length: 00:21:59
Categories: Film / TV / Video, Video Art, experimental film, experimental film, documentaryShot during the coldest months of 2018, WINTER AND A BIRD TRAP is a contemplative, slow-rythmed portrait of a small valley in the Swiss Alps. Avoiding any focus on some main individuals, the project rather connects its different characters via a subjective material- and esthetic-oriented narrative, tending towards the idea of some whole, symbiotic ecology. It may be a film about how living things - plants, animals, humans - are existing one with another, complementing each other, growing roots in a common specific soil - about how this soil itself is part of the narrative; freezing, melting, sliding down, and destroying, sometimes, things on its way. Staging no-aged traditions coexisting with the drifts of today’s technology - mountain scenery becomes one of the mirror for our contradictory perceptions on the whole concept of landscape to be reflected.
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