Pain So Light That Appears As Tickle

Dalibor Barić

cut-out

year: 2010

format: Digital Betacam
duration: 4'04"

production: Dalibor Barić
distribution: Bonobostudio

concept, realization, music: Dalibor Barić

More about the film

Pain is slowed down in slow motion up to the sensitivity threshold and is sold as an everyday anesthetic. We browse through ready-made catalogues of horror, instructions for use, we order attractive ideas-images; we wish to leave our bodies and become that image for a change. Watching a film, we forget about ourselves pretending not to be interested in the content; in fact, we are interested in the hypnotising, pulsating light, which is when we discover our magical and tribal conscience and repressed fear of life. (Dalibor Barić)

Festivals:

25 FPS Int'l Experimental Film Festival, Zagreb; Days of Croatian Film; Filmfest Dresden; EMAF - European Media Art Festival, Osnabrueck; Int'l Short Film Festival 2ANNAS, Riga; L'Étrange Festival; Int'l Short film Festival Lille; Eyeworks Festival, Chicago; Tallinn Black Nights; transmediale Berlin; Experimental FF Portland
 

Dalibor Barić (1974), multimedia artist, lives and works in Zagreb. He makes short animated and experimental films, music videos, festival trailers, installations, graphic novels, drawings and cut-outs. He is also a music composer and VJ performer. His films are made out of ectoplasmic sensations enfolded in discarded, feeble snake skin of fashion magazines. A voyeur of reality, he uses film as a rearview mirror and reality as the ultimate public domain film.

 

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