Home is not safe anymore
a video from the 50 pages of a malware php script.
meant as a cyber attack of my website but turned into a video
We’re excited to invite you to this first edition of One-Off Moving Image Festival taking place 19 – 25 February 2018! We’re showing 1 second movies together with 60 seconds movies in public, urban space in collaboration with 60Seconds Festival in Copenhagen (DK). All our movies are screened in the metro station Angel Guimerá in Valencia (ES) together with a selection of 60 seconds movies. A selection of our movies is shown in parallel in Copenhagen. We’re also screening our movies here on the net during the festival.
The theme for the 2018 festival is “HOME IS…”. Keywords: Habitat, safety, homesick, refuge, the right to a home, migration, homeless, retreat, the making of a home, precarity, technology-induced precarity, material or psychological welfare or lack of it.
The festival awards two selected movies a symbolic prize: a jury award of 1500 NOK, and an audience award of 800 NOK. The winners are announced the 25th February. You can vote on the movies below (at bottom right in the movie boxes) – give a vote (or more) to the movies you like!
Participants in the festival
| A. P. Vague Alan Sondheim Ana Buigues Anja Malec Anton Logi Ólafsson Bach Nguyen Barbara Gryka Barry Anderson Bransha Gautier Chad Erpelding and Dana Sperry christine malnes mathisen Diego Bernaschina dominik podsiadly Edoardo Gaudieri (det0une) Enric Socias Eylul Dogruel Francisco Acuña İeva Saudargaitė Jenny Melissen Jing Zhou Joe Moore Jurgen Trautwein Karl Heinz Jeron Khalil Charif Konstantina Mavridou Lin Li Małgorzata Żurada Marius Martinussen Mathieu Hendrickx max glader Megan Dieudonné Mercer MacWilliam Hughes Michail Rybakov Muriel Montini nigel roberts | Silvia Nonnenmacher Olga Lukyanova Patrick Lichty Paul Wiegerinck Rebecca Kadi Rina Beldo ronnie s Sandra Reyes Melnick Sara Koppel Siegmar Fricke Sissel Berntsen Thomas Grok Timo Kahlen Victor Maria Lima Paweł Wocial & Kamila Tuszyńska Zoha MushtaqFrom 60Secs Festival: Coenie Teichert Farshad Qaffari Jonas Kisielius Leonardo Solaas Lindon Shimizu Mahnoor Mushtaq Micheal Everard Michel Platnic Mila Panic, Selma Selman and Sasha Tatic Mohammad Farajzadeh Nina Maria Kleivan and Pernelle Maegaard Rafael Triana Riad Arfin Saman Hosseinpuor Samuel Harding and Johan Fryd Sanglim Han Tobias Juhl Nielsen |
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Home is not safe anymore
a video from the 50 pages of a malware php script.
meant as a cyber attack of my website but turned into a video
walk in 1s
“Walk-in” is a new-age term used for a person whose original consciousness left the body due to an unusual, often traumatic event, and was replaced with another consciousness. The film refers to the notion of home in the context of non-physicality, liminal states, concept of soul migration and the subconscious.
Murder In Bed
Mercer MacWilliam Hughes
Curator: Thanks for your movie, which i found .. first of all, disturbing! Could you give some more background/info to the piece?? I want to be reassured that it’s .. fiction?
Mercer: No, the piece is in no way reality, but I suppose it’s a credit to the work that you even had that doubt, so I am most flattered! So, a bit of context: I’m a high school/secondary school/grammar school student studying “Moving Image Arts” in AS Level at school. This piece came about as a challenge to a peer of mine who has some ambitious gunshot effects, and a bed murder, that they wanted to create in their final film this year, and was told by our teacher that it was unrealistic to try it: he really had no confidence in the guy. As a person who often finds themself explaining techniques to my classmates, I decided to have a crack at the effect myself, to great success; so later on this year I’ll give the student a bit of help perfecting the effect for his own movie.
I had also been working this year on a piece of similar aesthetic which explored the danger of Internet in the home, and how the dangers of constant connectivity through the web are now brushing up very closely to a domestic setting. This 1 second piece, is in a way, a continuation of that theme, in the subversion of the expectation that the home is a place of safety and refuge – Hence the imagery of a homely warm bed juxtaposed with the disturbing shot and death.
Curator: For a 1 second thriller/horror movie, you might have nailed it!
Tulips at home
this 1 second movie shows my home, my living room, a vase with tulips on the table
a dead leaf falls off one of the tulips
the picture starts in green and ends in red, from safe to danger (the leaf is all alone, separate from its home tulip)
there is a change of light
it has a dramatic sound
the camera zooms in on the tulips until the leaf falls down, then it zooms out
This 1 second movie is a tribute to a dutch movie, which was almost 3 minutes long, produced in 1966, called Tulips, directed by Wim van der Linden (died in 2001).
Detour with (Do)Nut
The work is an exploration of our ever accelerated existences and experiences in the modern liquid world. Where do we belong? Where is HOME?
Alien objects, floating chocolate doughnuts,
rolling, tumbling,
an invisible net,
a hitch in time,
a glitch in the grid.
how long is your video
sorry to say i have no 25 frames or 1 second video available …. closest i come is with the following work.
time is relevant? relative!
WackelpuddingSeries CONTROL2015-18 1secondfilm
Suspended in mid-air, as the artist attempts to gain control of the green mass of pudding on a plate.
(Filmed in the artist’s studio in Berlin.)
