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live/leave expresses personal inner discovery of an equilibrium between living and leaving, appearing and disappearing, being and becoming. Amid her domestic daily routine, a woman uses a mirror as a vehicle to reach beyond her space and time. Originally shot on celluloid film, selective frames were transferred to 35mm slide film, which after being mounted was transferred back to the moving image. This process explores the distinction between still image and moving image and what happens in the space and time between.Read moreLess
live/leave expresses personal inner discovery of an equilibrium between living and leaving, appearing and disappearing, being and becoming. Amid her domestic daily routine, a woman uses a mirror as a vehicle to reach beyond her space and time. Originally shot on celluloid film, selective frames were transferred to 35mm slide film, which after being mounted was transferred back to the moving image. This process explores the distinction between still image and moving image and what happens in the space and time between.
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live/leave expresses personal inner discovery of an equilibrium between living and leaving, appearing and disappearing, being and becoming. Amid her domestic daily routine, a woman uses a mirror as a vehicle to reach beyond her space and time. Originally shot on celluloid film, selective frames were transferred to 35mm slide film, which after being mounted was transferred back to the moving image. This process explores the distinction between still image and moving image and what happens in the space and time between.
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- Hey-Yeun Jang