as a period in which nothing happened

2007
Blightman, Juliette
Blightman's compositions are characterised by an objectivism that is gradually infected with the minute and shifting experience of passing time. In 'as a period in which nothing happens' (2007), Blightman uses the medium to emphasise the reality of what is in front of her camera. Each work consists of a single shot, the length of which is dictated by the standard three-minute duration of the film stock. Richard Birkett
  • Artwork Details: running time: 2 minutes 58seconds
  • Edition:
  • Material description: 16 mm film
  • Credit line: © the artist
  • Theme:
  • Medium: Film and Audio Visual
  • Accession number: ACC49/2009

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