Don't Look

" Repetition changes nothing in the object repeated,
but does change something in the mind which contemplates it." Gilles Delleuze

Conceived in partnership with Play Bleu, photograph and graphic designer, the film focus on a character in a specific frame/period of time. The use of a classical photographic frontal angle with two distances, accumulating the gestures of the movement character observed behind of a translucent broken glass, filmed from inside and outside space (broken glass). This frontier works as a new screen for the viewer evoking also the political and social association with the current world, where the repetition of the media images echoes the fluidity of their distribution in contrast with the static space and enclosure that the body is observed in their own real nature. In this created visual and sound environment, the film suggests other images that correspond to the individual experience of each viewer and the way they might look or don’t look to the resonances trough the repetitions of body image on the created visual space as the real body that has no place of it's own when becoming an ima ( even repeated like a prayer or poem..!?...).