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Hold onto your eyeglasses !
This series of short films is the result of extreme data alteration, transforming well-known films into semi-abstract works.
Get ready for an unprecedented visual journey. In this series of short films, well-known movies are transformed into a visually stunning experience. Thanks to extreme data corruption, these familiar films become almost abstract.
Video 1: The Watermelon Distortion - Based on the original work "The Taste of Watermelon" directed by Tsai Ming-liang, released in 2005.
Video 2: Glitchasia - Based on the original work "Fantasia" directed by Disney Studios, released in 1940.
Video 3: Psycho's Mind - Based on the original work "American Psycho" directed by Mary Harron, released in 2000.
Warning ! We recommend lowering the sound or completely turning it off. Due to the modifications made, the audio track may be very unpleasant to hear.
Additionally, the third video includes scenes that may be disturbing for younger viewers, such as violence and sex.
Artistic approach
In creating these three films, I wanted to revisit classic movies by transforming them into a unique and original work. I started by selecting the scenes I wanted to highlight to create a new story. Then, I manipulated the files to create transitions and repetition effects that distort the image, pushing it to the brink of legibility.
The goal of this project was to create an ecstatic vision that can only be achieved through glitches. It reminds me of my youth, when I made the mistake of sticking a magnet on an old cathode ray television at my grandmother's house. I didn't know what I was doing at the time, but I remember being awestruck by the beauty of the images forming in front of me. All those glitches, those surreal colors in perfect overlapping layers marked my life. With this project, I sought to reconnect with this secret memory and share my unique vision with the world.