Video Art Movies

Things Fall Apart is the first in Robert Darroll's Taiwanese Trilogy which follows as an interpretation to a lengthy period of teaching in Taiwan. It...

Xanadu is a 4-channel video installation by Robert Boyd that represents a history of apocalyptic thought as a series of MTV-style music videos.

Bits and blocks are the home of the Super Vario Birds who are dancing to the 8bit symphony of Ludwig van Beethoven.

Training herself in acceptance through walking meditation, Sommer confronts urban and internal development, encountering tremendous barriers in the...

Static Discharge is composed of abstractions created from signal interference. The picture frame is continuously disrupted, as textured lines of...

A dream where obsession for German as a second language mixes up with an obsession for neatness and cleanliness as a distinctive feature of the...

Experimental film.

A fiction science monologue about artificial fertilization and its consequences, delivered by four characters interacting with the text.

A short film that only uses photos and intertitles, this visual scenario depicts the sky as the sun sets. Picture yourself as the sunset leads into...

A video art by Aleksi Soselia featuring Mount Kazbek.

For this video, Palisades in Palisades, 2014, Rose wanted to expand both her conceptual concerns and her cinematographic repertoire. “I was...

An experimental short film that lets you witness an artists work process with one small catch; because of the constant chase of perfection we won't...

NUVEM is a screendance piece created using the point cloud technique, exploring the boundaries of form and presence within digital space. Dispersed...

Three cities by night become one in this nocturnal journey through images and sounds in which space, color and light pass through the eye of the...

A dance symbolizes the inner struggle of a teenager in a war-torn Ukraine.

Religions are like cactus. They look like flowers, but with bare blades.

We record things, forgetting the reason why; fragments of your consciousness are an incomplete film . . .