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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Film Projection"”.

  1. Fragments, as I Remember

    … images of dioramas derived from my memories; a film projection; and a sculpture composed of butterflies and a visual diary. The accompanying thesis support paper is written as both a journal of my creative thought process and an exposition of the research that thematically contextualizes my …

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  2. What Isn't There: Imaging Palestine

    … a twenty-year period including: photography, film, sound and installation. At the heart of this project is a set of interwoven questions: Is an image of Palestine possible and what would constitute such an image? How do we consider the image if, as I argue, the realms of politics and art are …

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  3. Optical performance

    … of environmental performance and scenic projection techniques. Eventually, the thesis research resulted in the development of an environmental performance that integrates projected light, projection screens and live performance. A variety of materials for screens were examined in order to …

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  4. Unmaking the remake: Lacanian psychoanalysis, Deleuzian logic, and the problem of repetition in Hollywood cinema

    … stars to the elementary mechanism of film projection (twenty-four times per<br/>second): cinema is repetition. It is perhaps little wonder then that psychoanalysis is often<br/>thought of as one of the discourses with which to write about film in the 20th century.<br/>However, this …

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  5. Vibrating Existence: Early Cinema and Cognitive Creativity

    … the transition from analogue to digital cinema projection. The slow arrival but sudden dominance of digital projection technology has provided a historic opportunity of renewed interest in the means by which cinema is created. This research attends to a particular aspect of the experience of …

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