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Made by emptying a reel of film into a tin with coloured sweet wrappers in the dark, then flashing twice.

(edit: now with audio)

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cameraless 3
film 10614
sweet 736
candy 375
wrappers 2
tin 32
fuji 85
flash 2162
no camera 1
cine 804
single 8 6
25 121
experimental 5422
test 6430
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visual-hybrid 4 months ago

clever technique.. so the film was randomly 'exposed' as the tin was openened then when played in linear projection it produces this? ace work man
Brown 4 months ago

yep, that's it, in some points the film itself casts a shadow on other parts, and the different coloured wrappers give colour to the film. I'll stick a photo of the setup on here soon.
MariaNYC 4 months ago

that's cool!
Erick C. 4 months ago

neat!
Ron Adair 4 months ago

looks good.
dendenmushi 4 months ago

crazy colors and movements///woul love to use it and mix it on parties...

:)

ddm
Diego Stocco 3 months ago

I like a lot how these colors look organic and analog.
Brown 2 months ago

I think I might try it again with leaves or butterflies instead of sweet wrappers
Ben Speck 2 months ago

Nice. A lot more interesting than the last work by Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin... who unfortunately get all the glory - unjustifiably:
paradiserow.com/exhibitions/_18/
They have totally lost it
Brown 2 months ago

wow, that sounds pretentious!

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