14 Video Paintings

The film consists of two segments: "Mistaken Memories of Mediaeval Manhattan" and "Thursday Afternoon." Each segment presents a series of slowly evolving video paintings that blend visual art with ambient soundscapes. "Thursday Afternoon" emphasizes the human figure, while "Mistaken Memories" captures the Manhattan skyline, providing a visual meditation on these themes.

The music accompanying these segments enhances the viewing experience. The version of "Thursday Afternoon" features different music than what is found on Eno's album of the same name. Meanwhile, the score for "Mistaken Memories" incorporates selections from Eno's acclaimed albums, including "On Land" and "Music For Airports," along with an unreleased track. This unique combination of visuals and sound offers a distinct experience for fans of both Eno's music and the video art genre.

Collectors will appreciate the DVD format, which allows for a tangible connection to Eno's innovative work, making it a notable piece for those interested in the intersection of music and visual art.