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Full-Screen, Random-Edit, Online Video Compositions.
Every time you watch Submemory check, the sequence of scenes is shuffled.
As the viewer, you can switch scenes, randomly, at will at any time.
Sub-memory check situates itself between sub-urbanity and sub-terranity, leading us from the gray dust of decomposition towards air and ozone. But you may enjoy it just for its quirky discontinuous beauty and weirdness.
About the underlying tech architecture: a basic shuffle turns out to be a sophisticated random-edit-machine that toggles through a timeline composed by dozens of mini-clips creating a for-ever-new patchworked video composition.
When you have time, put some headphones on, and settle in for a full-screen experience:
Underwater (DV Pal 08:34 / 2006)
"She drank liquid oxygen." A reflexion about what could be revealed by the aquatic outerness considered as a desert, as a revealing field.
"Elle a bu de l'oxygène liquide." Une réflexion sur ce que peut nous révéler l'exception aquatique prise comme un désert, un champ révélateur.
Encre Noire (DV Pal 23:12 / 2007)
"In a few hours, the entirety of the images produced by humanity will have exceeded the number of living creatures ; the rupture of balance between appearance and life ».
«Dans quelques heures, l'ensemble des images qu'a produite l'humanité aura passé en nombre celui des créatures vivantes. » Ce film traite de la rupture de l'équilibre entre le paraître et la vie.
Breath cycle (Super8/DV Pal 07:03 / 2006)
Choregraphy by Joceline Danchick / Sound Bérangère Maximin
