Multiplicities: Nightshade

“To speak not always to what’s shouting, but to what’s underneath asking for nothing” — Ada Limón

Context: I wanted this to be an experiment with the historic, artistic tradition of the nude while avoiding the excessive irony so easy slip into when working with established forms. I find that the glitch aesthetic is a very helpful approach when I wish to recontextualise historic forms and creative subject matter from past decades.

Source: manipulated video clips from the films “Eyes Wide Shut”, 1999; “Lost Highway”, 1997; “Love and Death on Long Island”, 1997

File: .JPEG / 27,7MB — 7000x3938

Tools: iMovie, Topaz Video AI, PhotoMosh Pro, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop