This seminer series traces various forms of constructing space, time and narration that emerged in a wide scope of time from the invention of photography to the computer generated images of our day. Working on a ground that constantly weaves together concepts and practices, the participants are expected to derive/appropriate formulas of their own bodily dynamisms and reach a better understanding of the nature of the audio-visual apparatus and montage.
Basic Editing Techniques: Definitions and Applications
Audio-Visuality through Concepts and Practices
-Seminar: Concepts and Practices I: Birth and Rise of the Cinematic Apparatus
-Practice: Plan-Sequence
Montage-Thought
Seminar: Concepts and Practices II: City, Memory and Archive
Practice: Narration and Montage
Seminar: Space/Apparatus Relation from Analog to Digital
Seminar: Space in Contemporary Art Practices