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On. Off. On. Off. La intermitencia lumínica como práctica de creación en los años sesenta

Authors: Tania Castellano San Jacinto;

On. Off. On. Off. La intermitencia lumínica como práctica de creación en los años sesenta

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Una concepción segmentada del tiempo en la era moderna contribuye a inscribir progresivamente una gramática entrecortada e intermitente en el ámbito de la producción artística. De la mano de ciertos movimientos, como el Flicker Film de los años sesenta, esta práctica se llevará al extremo resultando en obras compuestas exclusivamente por parpadeos lumínicos. A segmented conception of time in the modern era contributes to progressively inscribing a broken and intermittent grammar in the field of artistic production. Hand in hand with certain movements, such as the Flicker Film of the sixties, this practice was taken to the extreme, resulting in works composed exclusively of light flickers.

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Flicker Film, Arts in general, Peter Kubelka, Intermitencia, Flickr Film, NX1-820, Tony Conrad, Epilepsia

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