Transfragmentation

Transfragmentation is a no-budget feature-length experimental film that originated from cinematographic experiments conducted between 2016 and 2019. The film is inspired by Werner Fritsch's "Faust Sonnengesang" and has a running time of approximately two hours, down from an initial concept of three hours.

The film features a unique structure, with each shot lasting exactly one minute. This meticulous approach creates a rhythmic flow throughout the work. However, it diverges in two notable sections: a seventeen-minute prelude created in post-production and slow-motion sequences that include voice-over elements, adding depth to the viewing experience.

The collaboration with Brussels-based sound artist Unenthüllte is a significant aspect of this project, as they composed four twenty-minute pieces specifically for the film. This partnership enhances the experimental nature of Transfragmentation, appealing to those interested in the intersection of visual and auditory art forms.