Video Art Movies

In the nearby future, the Gulf stream may certainly collapse in itself as the percentage of saltwater and sweet water in the oceans is changing...

Queen of the Luna Par(k)ing is a moving image produced by Sara Ferro and Chris Weil. The title itself is a combination of the element moon (from the...

This video takes an analytical and humorous stab at the plethora of “pro-feminist” advertising that followed the emergence of the...

A nervous portrait of a Zagreb train station filmed from the tracks. The imminent impact leads to seeing stars. Super 8mm film with music by Barn Owl.

Super 8mm, 21 min., b&w, music by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma.

Brief history of the video artist and the history of the video

A quiet mediation on the sea (and what might lie beneath the surface?) from the late 70s.

An expedition to a peculiar small town where even the swans swim backwards and water in puddles is antimatter.

Things Fall Apart is the first in Robert Darroll's Taiwanese Trilogy which follows as an interpretation to a lengthy period of teaching in Taiwan. It...

This live show features the energetic analysis of television network news by Brian Winston. Winston looks at the news as a unique institution,...

Bits and blocks are the home of the Super Vario Birds who are dancing to the 8bit symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven.

Old home videos and wandering voice recordings trace the quiet unraveling of the relationship between a father and his daughter shaped by migration...

Repercussion is a political statement of existence through poetic counterpoint of images and sound.

Experimental film

A dance by bodies of shifting colors.

Made for Milton Keynes Gallery's 10th anniversary using images from its archive and language from its press releases and catalogues.

Reynivellir is a representation of the transit that is generated when approaching the art work, described with visual games that can well be evoked...

A video art by Aleksi Soselia featuring Mount Kazbek.

An ironic and touching moment between a mother and son shot in this short film by Mahdi Baraghithi