"Vaulting Space" at Writing Machine Collective 5th exhibition

Linda C. H. LAI

"Vaulting Space" at Writing Machine Collective 5th exhibition

Linda C. H. LAI (Artist)

School of Creative Media

Research output: Creative and Literary Works in Non - textual Form › RGC 43 - Film, video

Abstract

A 3-screen automated projection runs 431 clips from swordplay films spanning across 1927-2011, exploring visual styles and spatial imagination in Chinese swordplay films and their possible origins... The codes of the artist’s former work, Door Games Window Frames: Near Drama (2012), are adapted to highlight the counterpoint relations of three image discourses, from the minimalist-constructivist view of the locomotive human body and tools and objects of swordplay to the most basic criteria of locomotion.

Translated title of the contribution	《翻腾空》
Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 9 Oct 2014
Event	The Writing Machine Collective 5th exhibition: "Tracing Data" - , Hong Kong, China Duration: 9 Oct 2014 → 21 Oct 2014

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"Vaulting Space" at Writing Machine Collective 5th exhibition

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Tracing Data: What You See is Not What We Write, proceedings

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