(Dis)Integrator
van Ingen Juha
In (Dis)Intergrator a sequence from Kurt Neumann´s 'The Fly', made in 1958, is copied with a VHS recorder. Then the copy is copied again. This process is repeated until the video signal disintegrates into noise and finally disappears into darkness.
Production Year
1992
Duration
00:04:13
Tyyppi
Asiasana
abstraction, cinema (art forms), decay, destruction, experimental films, image noise, media, media art, repetition, signals, tape recorder, television (mass media), video art
Original Title
(Dis)Integrator
Finnish Title
(Dis)Integrator
English Title
(Dis)Integrator
Production Countries
Finland
Dialogue
Yes
Aspect Ratio
4:3
Sound
Yes
Cast
Juha van Ingen (Author), Juha van Ingen (Director)
Press Photos
Juha van Ingen (b. 1963) lives and works in Helsinki, Finland. He works with different mediums, though he has mainly been working with video. The starting point for van Ingen’s works is often a situation, space or a concept, which he happens to encounter. Random elements that evolve during the working processes play an equally important role in his works. Van Ingen has participated in international exhibitions, screenings and video festivals since 1988.