Witch images. Video loop
an installation by Jean-Frédéric de Hasqueproduced by Rien à Voir, funded by Fond National de la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS)
2019 -11 minutes
Exhibition Les Yeux Rouges, Hangar Art Center, June 2019, Au Long Court, June-July 2019.
The sensations created or amplified by sounds or by the association of images thus make present an invisible, very pragmatically called an " hors-champ " because situated outside the field (of vision).
"Standing halfway across the room from where I am filming them, the rudimentary setting contrasts with their desire to rebuild the club and reminds me of Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper". Suddenly, the desolate place becomes a rich place that radiates with the fervour of the members, it refers to the mystical atmosphere of the first apostles and can be a sequence that testifies to the emulation, the fervour present within the Lions Clubs. I also used an additional soundtrack created from the favourite song of one of my informants. It's a song he regularly listens to when he drives across the country in his limousine, I realised when I was filming him. By having an artist reinterpret and transform Boccherini's Minuetto, which is my informant's favourite tune, during the editing process, I exacerbated the relationship that this rich man has with the population during the driving sequences. » (de Hasque, J. F. (2019). Attraper l’invisible, comment la caméra m’y a aidé Réflexions sur une écriture filmée. Dans B. Charlier, C. Grard, F. Laugrand, P. J. Laurent, & S. Simon (Éds.), Écritures anthropologiques (Investigations en Anthropologie Prospective éd., Vol. 20, p. 104‑122). Academia L’Harmattan.
image & editing — Jean-Frédéric de Hasque
soundtrack : AIREM- Rachid Moro, 2016
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