Analogies #1
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Duration: 10
Year Published: 1953
Creator: Museum of Modern Art
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: The filmmaker uses a formal structure to separate two sequences involving images of color and motion, one photographed from nature (objects mirrored on water), the other created in a studio. Davis explores the analogy between effects of moving forms of color which are observed in highly reflective surfaces, both natural and artificial. Natural reflected objects become kinetic visual patterns.
Complete Record: The filmmaker uses a formal structure to separate two sequences involving images of color and motion, one photographed from nature (objects mirrored on water), the other created in a studio. Davis explores the analogy between effects of moving forms of color which are observed in highly reflective surfaces, both natural and artificial. Natural reflected objects become kinetic visual patterns.
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