Event Dates
Time
8:00 pm
Kasper Feyrer, O'on (still), 2023, 16mm film transferred to digital. Courtesy of the Artist.
N Dimensional Space Poster. Designed by Sidney Gordon and Felix Rapp. Courtesy of XINEMA and UNIT/PITT.
Screening
N Dimensional Space
UNIT/PITT + XINEMA are pleased to announce N Dimensional Space, an experimental film screening and gathering organized to accompany Capture’s Selected Exhibition Gravity wins, Entropy rules by Al Razutis.
N: a point in euclidean space representing infinity in all directions; a dimension beyond the familiar. Through the works of filmmakers Kasper Feyrer, Tamara Henderson, Peter Lipskis, Sam Perry, and Al Razutis, the perceptive qualities of holography and its relationship to the physical world are accentuated through the lens of the n-dimension. Drawing from the Holographic Paradigm Theory, these seven local works portray a world where there is order in chaos and uncertainty is only superficial. Portrayed through the celluloid medium, these films use thematic repetition, crystalline imagery, and structural experimentation to queer our comprehension of the unknown.
Released between the years of 1965-2023, this program showcases a range of voices from Vancouver’s experimental film history, representing a community of filmmakers influenced by the shifting ethos and environments of the Pacific Northwest.
The program will be accompanied by hand-crafted spectral dessert by XINEMA program one filmmaker Sydney Southam.
Please note, this event is taking place outside, in UNIT/PITT’s garden. Please wear appropriate clothing. Pay-what-you-can tickets will be available only at the door. Seats are limited, please plan to arrive early to secure one. If you are in need of accommodations please contact [email protected].
**In the event of inclement weather, the screening will be postponed—please watch your inboxes and social media streams for these updates.**
Screening:
O’on (2023) Kasper Feyrer — 9 min
Atomic Gardening (1981), Al Razutis — 5 min
Crystals (1985), Peter Lispkis — 4 min
Into It/Sun Strobes Light Shows Nitobe (1965) Sam Perry —15 min
Consider the Belvedere (2015) Kasper Feyrer & Tamara Henderson — 10 min
Visual Alchemy (1973) Al Razutis — 9 min
Aaeon (abridged version) (1971), Al Razutis — 25 min
XINEMA is an ongoing series that showcases emerging and established filmmakers within and beyond “Vancouver”, BC to strengthen and preserve the experimental film scene.
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