Michael Snow
(B. 1929 Toronto, Canada // D. Toronto, Canada, 2023)- Video Fields, 2015
- In the Way, 2011
- The corner of Braque and Picasso Streets, 2009
- Condensation-A Cove Story, 2008
- Puccini Conservato, 2008
- Reverberlin, 2007
- Triage_April 22 (with Carl Brown and John Kamevaar), 2005
- SSHTOORRTY, 2005
- Line drawing with Synapse, 2003
- Solar Breath (Northern Caryatids), 2002
- Corpus Callosum, 2002
- Prelude, 2000
- Sheeploop, 2000
- The living room, 2000
- La Ferme, 1998
- Place des peaux, 1998
- VUEEUV, 1998
- See you later / Au revoir, 1990
- Seated Figures, 1988
- So Is This, 1982
- Presents, 1981
- Hearing Aid, 1977-1976
- Cover to cover, 1975
- ‘Rameau´s Nephew’ by Diderot (Thanks to Dennis Young) by Wilma Schoen, 1974
- Two sides to every story, 1974
- Observer, 1974
- La Région Centrale, 1971
- Slidelength, 1969-1971
- Side Seat Paintings Slides Sound Film, 1970
- A casting shelved, 1970
- <--> (back and forth), 1969
- Sink, 1969
- Wavelength, 1967
- New York Eye and Ear Control, 1964
- Little walk, 1964
See you later / Au revoir, 1990
16 mm, color, sonido.18 min.
ENG
See You Later/Au revoir uses a simple slow motion technique to transform a routine workplace into what the artist has described as "a slightly activated Vermeer." The image shows a staged, formally complete, common event. The real-time action, which took 30 seconds, was extended to become 17.5 minutes on the screen. The sync sound of the typewriter and two voices (He: "Goodbye"; She: "See you later") was slowed down the same amount of time.
CAST
See You Later / Au Revoir es un film que emplea la cámara lenta para convertir una acción trivial que dura 30 segundos en una fotografía ligeramente activada. La banda sonora, compuesta por el sonido de una máquina de escribir y dos voces (Él: “Good bye”; ella: “See you later), es también ralentizada.
Still from See you later/Au revoir
Still from See you later/Au revoir