Castle 1 and Horror Film 1 deconstruct and amplify the event of projection, each in its own way: Castle 1, breaking the illusion through a lightbulb in front of the screen that lights up from time to time; Horror Film 1 bringing the body of the artist into play, to split the beam of coloured light from three different projectors into different shades of colours: a new visual experience using the basic elements of projection.

Meanwhile, Berlin Horse is a work whose beauty joins together with a study of film material and time. Using his own 8mm footage and that of a found film from the beginnings of cinema, Le Grice refilms and manipulates a hypnotizing loop, as hypnotic as the sound loop that Brian Eno created for the piece, which is displayed with two projectors. Threshold, on the other hand, is a piece that brings together the reflexive use of the optical printer with the possibilities of colour permutations, building, through 16mm triple projection, a profound and complex piece in which the study of the possibilities of film and projection unite in an intense visual experience.

PROGRAM
Sábado 06/08 | 11:00 pm | Sala (S8) Palexco

CASTLE 1
Malcolm Le Grice, United Kingdom, 1966, performance 16 mm, 22 min.

BERLIN HORSE
Malcolm Le Grice, United Kingdom, 1970, double projection 16 mm, 9 min.

THRESHOLD
Malcolm Le Grice, United Kingdom, 1972, triple projection 16 mm, 17 min.

HORROR FILM 1
Malcolm Le Grice, United Kingdom, 1971, performance 16 mm, 14 min.