video drawings

About This Movie

Video Drawings is a peculiar piece, really. You get this immediate sense of both chaos and harmony, the way the visuals dance across the screen. It’s not just a series of images; it feels alive, almost like it's channeling some deep emotional core of humanity. The use of the Fairlight CVI adds this unique layer, transforming every frame into something more than just a simple animation. The soundscape, with the haunting Senegalese music and Peter Gordon’s saxophone weaving through, pulls you in deeper. It’s a unique blend of artistry and technology that doesn’t overstay its welcome, but leaves you pondering its complexities long after it’s done. Definitely not your run-of-the-mill watch.

Video Drawings has seen very limited releases, making it a bit of a hidden gem among collectors. It’s not often you come across something that plays with both visual and auditory senses in such a captivating way. Due to its experimental nature and the scarcity of formats, interest among collectors has been steadily growing, especially for those who appreciate the blend of technology and artistic expression. It’s a fascinating piece that stands apart in the realm of avant-garde cinema.