Our third and last day at the Biennale. Today it's the Giardini, the previous two days were at the Arsenale.
Douglas' wonderful film takes the quantum mechanical concept of entanglement and applies it to an astronaut who undergoes an experimental teleportation. Alice, pictured, becomes entangled with her reversed twin, a story told with a split and reversed screen. Very entertaining and very well done.
Douglas' wonderful film takes the quantum mechanical concept of entanglement and applies it to an astronaut who undergoes an experimental teleportation. Alice, pictured, becomes entangled with her reversed twin, a story told with a split and reversed screen. Very entertaining and very well done.
Douglas' wonderful film takes the quantum mechanical concept of entanglement and applies it to an astronaut who undergoes an experimental teleportation. Alice, pictured, becomes entangled with her reversed twin, a story told with a split and reversed screen. Very entertaining and very well done.
An engrossing Canadian film filled with faceless avatars that are continuously tortured. They represent a post-physical existence where all humanity is uploaded to a virtual purgatory.
An engrossing Canadian film filled with faceless avatars that are continuously tortured. They represent a post-physical existence where all humanity is uploaded to a virtual purgatory.
An engrossing Canadian film filled with faceless avatars that are continuously tortured. They represent a post-physical existence where all humanity is uploaded to a virtual purgatory.
If only.
If only.
If only.
Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood with fast food
Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood with fast food
Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood with fast food
Every few minutes the gate swings and crashes into the wall with a loud bang, occasionally breaking off bits of the wall.
Every few minutes the gate swings and crashes into the wall with a loud bang, occasionally breaking off bits of the wall.
Every few minutes the gate swings and crashes into the wall with a loud bang, occasionally breaking off bits of the wall.
The robot encased in this windowed room has been tasked to keep a reddish-black liquid from escaping the center. It sweeps and sweeps and sweeps ...
The robot encased in this windowed room has been tasked to keep a reddish-black liquid from escaping the center. It sweeps and sweeps and sweeps ...
The robot encased in this windowed room has been tasked to keep a reddish-black liquid from escaping the center. It sweeps and sweeps and sweeps ...
The robot also dances a bit while it works, but mostly it sweeps and sweeps and sweeps.
The robot also dances a bit while it works, but mostly it sweeps and sweeps and sweeps.
The robot also dances a bit while it works, but mostly it sweeps and sweeps and sweeps.
It keeps sweeping.
It keeps sweeping.
It keeps sweeping.
This floating and constantly-morphing figure is being displayed on a fan made of LEDs. The figure isn't particularly interesting, it is the floating in air look that's interesting.
This floating and constantly-morphing figure is being displayed on a fan made of LEDs. The figure isn't particularly interesting, it is the floating in air look that's interesting.
This floating and constantly-morphing figure is being displayed on a fan made of LEDs. The figure isn't particularly interesting, it is the floating in air look that's interesting.
Edge-on view of LED fan.
Edge-on view of LED fan.
Edge-on view of LED fan.
Formally titled Do real things happen in moments of rationality?
Formally titled Do real things happen in moments of rationality?
Formally titled Do real things happen in moments of rationality?
Kudos to Belgium for putting work into their exhibit.
Kudos to Belgium for putting work into their exhibit.
Kudos to Belgium for putting work into their exhibit.
The country pavilions were far less interesting than the main hall exhibits.
The country pavilions were far less interesting than the main hall exhibits.
The country pavilions were far less interesting than the main hall exhibits.
112 minutes, actually.
112 minutes, actually.
112 minutes, actually.
Not sure what this represents. The US pavilion was not the worst, I'd likely give Spain that honor, but it did seem to be so much wasted space.
Not sure what this represents. The US pavilion was not the worst, I'd likely give Spain that honor, but it did seem to be so much wasted space.
Not sure what this represents. The US pavilion was not the worst, I'd likely give Spain that honor, but it did seem to be so much wasted space.
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