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"Fuddy Duddy uses the motif of the grid to blow it to pieces. Being occupied with structural film, I repeatedly draw “frame plans,” using grid structures to precisely record the succession of individual images. To me, this sometimes seems like a search for structures in an apparently chaotic world. The medium of film fulfills the need for orientation. So, then, it isn’t merely a personal preference for a certain working method". Siegfried A. Fruhauf

Keep that dream burning begins with extremely fine black-and-white particles that flutter across the screen. Coagulating into rough structures, they transform into a storm of jagged artifacts and steadily changing spots of light. With the introduction of the flicker effect, the floating electronic sound turns into a piercing rhythmic wafting and comes to rest towards the end – to the image of a black hole subtly growing deeper and deeper. 

The last woman on Earth. Filmed inside Biosphere 2 in Arizona, Urth forms a cinematic meditation on ambitious experiments, constructed environments, and visions of the future.

A blind man’s inquisitive hands explore a Victorian sculpture.

Imagine: An alien has landed on a foreign planet, where life once existed. The alien moves around aimlessly through dark shifting nature, occasionally coming across appearing then disappearing glimpses of frozen figures, humans, poised in time and action.

From Source to Poem depicts the genesis and future of the western world from the perspective of the Library of Congress’s immense audiovisual archive which preserves not only cultural but also industrial history, thanks to the many media formats. Analogous to white noise, the film posits that, over time, all unique voices will increasingly overlap, drowning each other out.

Framed within the vision of the Hudson River School and the legend of Rip Van Winkle, Ride Like Lightning, Crash Like Thunder unfolds as a storm approaches. An uncertain future is in store as the creeping hand of history disrupts nature and civility in the Hudson River regions of Upstate New York.