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NYC RGB film image

NYC RGB

Part of a series of works exploring early colour film processes, Austria’s Viktoria Schmid invites an alternative frame of reference to view America’s most overexposed city. The distinct buildings and their edges begin to lose their iconic sharpness, congruently everything that moves within and around the concrete begins to meld, adding a beguiling melange of the three distinct colours. The city remains fixed and immobile, yet teeming with vibrance and energy.

 

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Austria/USA

Year

2023

Language

No Dialogue

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18+
7 min

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Viktoria Schmid

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Viktoria Schmid

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Viktoria Schmid

Born in 1986 in Neuhofen/Ybbs, Austria; visual artist and filmmaker based in Vienna. She is working at the interface of the cinematic and the exhibition space. Schmid studied at the Friedl-Kubelka-School, received her BA in film theory from the University of Vienna and her MA from the University of Art in Linz. Her installations and films have been shown internationally.

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