Musical Landscape
Jean-Michel Rolland / France / 2018 / East European Premiere / 8 min.
synopsis
This conceptual experience in which differences in color are translated into notes on a piano looks at the area surrounding the port of Marseille. The result is a musical composition created through an abstracted reflection of the nature, look, and visual diversity of a place where ships arrive and depart.
"Through video artworks, I ruminate both on the notions of temporality and duality of digital arts - the interplay of the sound and the image - to build new realities to the world around us." J.-M. Rolland
biography
Jean-Michel Rolland (1972) is a multifaceted French artist who originally worked with music and painting. He later decided to join his two passions (sound and image) into one medium, and since 2010 he has been creating digital art with a focus on experimental videos, reproduction art, audiovisual performances, interactive installations, and VJ-ing. Sound and image are equally important elements in the process of shaping new forms of reality.
more about film
director: | Jean-Michel Rolland |
producer: | Jean-Michel Rolland |
photography: | Jean-Michel Rolland |
contact
JEAN-MICHEL ROLLAND / Marseille / France / jimrolland13@gmail.com
Film at festival
premiere type: | East European Premiere |
festival edition: | 2018 |
section: | Fascinations |
format: | Video File |
colour: | Colour |
Info
director: | Jean-Michel Rolland |
original title: | Musical Landscape |
country: | France |
year: | 2018 |
running time: | 8 min. |