Glitch? Eric Rondepierre

Esta entrada por un lado es por Miguel y su glitch ; ) él, sin duda, sabe mucho más de esto, pero según parece no se definiría como un 'error' si no como un 'imprevisto'...

La obra de Eric Rondepierre parece que atraviesa desde el "preglitch" hasta el "postglitch"... algo de porno y también se apropia de las imágenes extraídas de archivos, mediatecas, directamente de películas...

Y en la apropiación de imágenes de fotografías engancha con la propuesta 4. Intervenir en la vida de otro. 
Algunas imágenes son realmente bellas e inquietantes y en ellas también se da el milagro de la coexistencia del futuro, el presente y el pasado... ;)

Aquí os dejo algunos ejemplos de su obra por series y los links para que, si no lo conocéis y os interesa, podáis ahondar. 

Abrz


http://www.ericrondepierre.com/en/index.html


Eric Rondepierre



Serie Moins X
http://www.ericrondepierre.com/moins-x.html

“Moins X” concludes the work of taking cuts between two frames of film begun with “Diptyka” and “Suites”. This series from 2003 includes only images from X movies. The chaos of the images echoes that of the bodies. The artist’s only intervention was to remove the colour. The series comprises eleven black-and-white photographs..







Serie DSL
http://www.ericrondepierre.com/en/dsl.html

The series "DSL" is composed of 28 color photos. Originally, movies (Hitchcock, Lynch, Godard, Truffaut, Ophüls) broadcast on the television by computer (Digital Suscriber Line). This passage by the web can provoke dysfunctions in the relation between the flow of lines and the decoding. The artist made screenshot of these changes without retouching the pictures. They are printed on photo paper, under diasec. "DSL" is a work anchored in contemporary technology, and at the same time it sends back to more older practices as painting, the art of stained glass or mosaic.





Serie Les Trente Étreintes
http://www.ericrondepierre.com/en/les-30-etreintes.html

The Trente étreintes (Thirty Embraces) come from a minute-long sequence found in the archives of the Bologna film library. We see the image of a couple deteriorating and the figures metamorphosed by the marks that time has made on the film. The artist chose thirty frames (out of more than a thousand). Each piece is autonomous and numbered. The ensemble can be exhibited as a single bloc.




Serie Moires

This series of thirty pieces continues the procedure of the Précis de décomposition. Again, these are images that have become corroded over time. The frames come from colorized films in the Montreal archives. The choice centres on the body and intimacy, and the “justified” titles relate directly to the image.




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