By J. J. Sempé; from The New Yorker, Aug. 2, 2010
From The New Yorker, Aug. 1, 1983
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Ametsub, Repeatedly
Official video of Ametsub, released by Mille Plateaux, from the album The Nothings of the North; designed, directed and produced by Lucio Arese
Virtual 3d sets of blocks and morphing geometries representing glitches, harmonic and rhythmic structure of the music spread themselves through the streets and the buildings until they take over the entire cityscape.
The film has been realized with an experimental, “faked” stop motion technique derived from standard footage elaboration, using multiple paces in order to maintain the synchronization with the soundtrack.
Almost every frame of the video becomes a digital sculpture blended into the urban landscape. Shot in Milan and Turin.
© Mille Plateaux 2010
