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Installation was presented at the beaches of the island Vlieland.
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This animation made by Pascale Brinkel is based on the poem 'Aftelversje' by Judy Elfferich and was created in fall 2009 in the e-poetry [digidicht] workshop at the AKI in Enschede.
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Deze animatie van Pascale Brinkel is gebaseerd op het gedicht \'Aftelversje\' van Judy Elfferich en kwam najaar 2009 tot stand in het kader van een digidicht-workshop aan de AKI in Enschede.
(Source: Literatuur Op Het Scherm)
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A sea expert interprets the sea and convinces the audience. But the sea doesn’t agree.
(Source: janpeeters.info)
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format: Full HD video
aspect ratio: 16:9 (1.77:1)
colour: colour
sound: stereo
runtime: 6 min 0 s (end titles included)
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directors: Paul Bogaert & Jan Peeters
text by: Paul Bogaert
poem : ‘What does the sea say?’, unpublished yet.
image by: Jan Peeters
editing: Jan Peeters & Paul Bogaert
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Description (in English)
A sea expert interprets the sea and convinces the audience. But the sea doesn’t agree.
(Source: janpeeters.info)
Other language version
Technical notes
format: Full HD video
aspect ratio: 16:9 (1.77:1)
colour: colour
sound: stereo
runtime: 6 min 0 s (end titles included)
Contributors note
directors: Paul Bogaert & Jan Peeters
text by: Paul Bogaert
poem : ‘What does the sea say?’, unpublished yet.
image by: Jan Peeters
editing: Jan Peeters & Paul Bogaert
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Loss, Undersea is an interactive narrative/multimedia semantics project by Fox Harrell in which a character moving through a standard workday encounters a world submerging into the depths -- a double-scope story of banal life blended with a fantastic Atlantean metaphor. As a user selects emotion-driven actions for the character to perform, the character transforms -- sea creature extensions protrude and calcify around him -- and poetic text narrating his loss of humanity and the human world undersea ensues. (Source: MIT Icelab)
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