PBF #02, Milano
This slideshow serves as documentation of a Super 8 cartridge filmed in the Anna Del Bo Boffino in Milan in July 2024. Under the same premise of the first film of the project, five people gather in a park, this time around a plastic chair, and exchange their favorite pocketable books. Summer activities such as throwing a plane make their way into the film. Moving images are brought to a stop in their final form as slides and, as is the case for an image in a book, the viewer is forced to imagine their movement. This is the result of a collaboration between PocketBookFilms and milano based artist collective, Hercole. Participants: Davide Ausenda, Laura Salomoni, Martina Caruso, Margherita Piazza, Alexander Gabriel and Lucas Variz.
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This slideshow serves as documentation of a Super 8 cartridge filmed in the Anna Del Bo Boffino in Milan in July 2024. Under the same premise of the first film of the project, five people gather in a park, this time around a plastic chair, and exchange their favorite pocketable books. Summer activities such as throwing a plane make their way into the film. Moving images are brought to a stop in their final form as slides and, as is the case for an image in a book, the viewer is forced to imagine their movement. This is the result of a collaboration between PocketBookFilms and milano based artist collective, Hercole. Participants: Davide Ausenda, Laura Salomoni, Martina Caruso, Margherita Piazza, Alexander Gabriel and Lucas Variz.
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