Modulated Horizontal Lines
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Modulated Horizontal Lines is an abstract video art piece from 1976. Created by Dean Winkler and Chris Lambiase, this work showcases the innovation of analog video synthesizers in its production.
This piece is a notable entry in the realm of experimental video art, with only limited formats available as it was primarily shown in galleries. Given its niche appeal, you'll find it isn't as widely circulated, but there are some VHS tapes and rare screenings that pop up. Collectors are drawn to its historical significance and the innovative use of technology at the time, making it a unique artifact in any serious collection focused on video art.
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What genre does Modulated Horizontal Lines belong to?
Modulated Horizontal Lines is classified as abstract video art.
Who directed Modulated Horizontal Lines?
The video was created by Dean Winkler and Chris Lambiase.
What year was Modulated Horizontal Lines released?
Modulated Horizontal Lines was released in 1976.
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