Cinematecture & Architectography - Part 4
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Channel: AA School of Architecture · 2015 · Education
Lecture date: 1998-05-08 It has been speculated that the effects of new technology - especially the digitisation of images - indicate a breakdown of traditional ideas of representation. This conference, organised by Pascal Schöning, discusses this process, particularly in the context of the representation of time. A certain ‘classical’ representation of time is one which permits the unfolding of narrative to exist alongside causality; cause and effect duplicate the time before and after. But this view is becoming obsolete; an increasing coexistence of times is paralleled by the fragmentation of causality. Film uses more tenses than that implied by narrative, and the object of much film - narrative, architecture and life - is globally reconfigured. Hanns Zischler (talk and film) - Is memory a fixed or moving image? Discussion: chaired by Pascal Schöning, with Mark Cousins, Christa Blümlinger, Ron Kenley, Jean Attali, Hanns Zischler, Mohsen Mostafavi. NB: Hanns Zischler’s talk cuts out abruptly. Unintentionally maintaining a defective equilibrium, the short film he shows immediately following his talk starts equally abruptly.
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