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1. Live Soundtrack 46 | Posveta Filu Solomonu | Spectrum East, 12.5.2019.

   Strange Strings, Damjan Jovičin Quartet

2. "U okviru 46. izdanja mesečnog događaja Live Soundtrack, po četvrti put se selimo u Spectrum East, intimni prostor za savremenu muziku i improvizaciju gde u okviru programske celine “Posveta Filu Solomonu” bacamo svetlo na opus ovog nedavnog preminulog filmskog autora.
   
   Fil Solomon (1954-2019) je bio jedan od istaknutijih predstavnika novog američkog eksperimentalnog filma. Njegovi radovi su sastavljeni od apstraktnih fotografskih motiva u različitim stanjima propadanja, potpomognutog fotohemijskim procesima u kojima se iz filmskog zrna skulptorski vajaju prepoznatljiviji likovi i predmeti, koji izranjaju i poniru u (al)hemijsku “pastu” emulzije."

3. Strange Strings

   
   Strange Strings je žičani trio improvizatorki Milane Zarić, Bojane Pantović i Gorane Ćurgus koje će ozvučiti ostvarenje Psalm II : Walking Distance” (1999). Ovaj film je nalik hodajućem apstraktnom crtežu iza koga se naziru obrisi i oblici nekadašnjeg filma. Na publici je da dodatno zamisli i preobliči u svojoj svesti ovu plimu tekstura, senki i pokreta. 

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   Damjan Jovičin Quartet

   
   Kvartet koji čine Damjan Jovičin (klavir), Rastko Uzunović (klarinet), Bogdan Živanović (kontrabas), Relja Derbogosijan (udaraljke) ima nešto razigraniju premisu na temu plesa boja u filmu Seasons... (2002), saradnji koju je Fil Solomon ostvario sa svojim velikim filmskim uzorom, Stenom Brekidžom. U ovoj animaciji je crtano direktno na blanko filmsku traku, koja je kasnije printana I osvetljavana, a karakterišu je dinamičnost i iznenadni pokreti i promene.. 

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15. Phil Solomon - Psalm II - Walking Distance (USA, 1999', 23')

    
    Imagining one of those rusted medieval film cans having survived centuries, a long lost Biograph/Star, a Griffith/Melies co-production, a two-reeler left to us from, say, the Bronze Age, a time when images were smelted and boiled rather than merely taken, when they poured down like silver, not be to fixed and washed, mind you, but free to reform and coagulate into unstable, temporary molds, mere holding patterns of faces, places, and things, shape-shifting according to whim, need, the uncanny or the inevitable...Walking Distance is a simple Golden Book tale of horizontals and verticals, a cinema of ether and ore...

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17. Phil Solomon & Stan Brakhage - Seasons (USA, 2002, 16') 

    
    Brakhage's frame-by-frame hand carvings and etchings directly into the film emulsion, sometimes photographically combined with paint, are illuminated by Solomon's optical printing; this footage was then edited by Solomon into a four part 'seasonal cycle'. This film can be considered to be part of a larger, 'umbrella' work by Brakhage entitled «...» . Seasons... is inspired by the colors and textures found in the woodcuts of Hokusai and Hiroshige, and the playful sense of forms dancing in space from the film works of Robert Breer and Len Lye.

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