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Besenbahn - Dietmar Offenhuber (Austria, 2001, video, 10:00 min)
Images of the city of Los Angeles, which has been
shaped by the history of motorization and where moving perception has come to
be regarded as integral to natural perception. The repetition and temporal
reordering of sequences creates a stream of images that can only be read
through the speed of the travelling camera. According to Offenhuber, in its
fragmentation of the continuum of perception “the subjective geometry which
defines space through intervals of time” can remain submerged because it is
already so familiar. A work that explores the forms of perception transmitted
by technological media.
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