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hrm... not impressed
alexmigda 3 years ago
yes, I also think it's a camera dolly to the left, and the room(s) are just flattened out and designed to give the spinning effect. If the camera was spinning, there would be noticeable perspective shifts when an object 'moves' from the left to the right side of the picture. Most noticeable on the floor's lines.
sosbalintdaniel 3 years ago
Yeah! The whole thing is in minature. You see the TV is like a screen for a reversing camera. Its pure genius how they managed to do it though.
badjellymoscow 3 years ago
hahaha it took two Spins around the room before I noticed! Sooo clever!
contentandhappy 3 years ago
Every time I got to the red portion of the room, it felt as if the furniture began to disappear. .44,
contentandhappy 3 years ago
I think it's only a camera travelling to the left. The set was built in order to create the spinning effetc.
maxime75 3 years ago
Spiral?
countps 4 years ago
are all the objects really small?
is it like a dolls house
rh4rvey 4 years ago 3
The whole installation will be displayed at the British Film Institute in London, September 2008. It's gonna be BIG!
Cosmicfred 4 years ago
It IS constant time. Try another guess ;-)
(I'm the one who produced it and showed it first)
Cosmicfred 4 years ago
How it's done? The usual Gondry / Bismuth way: no special effect, at least not digital...
Cosmicfred 4 years ago
this is terrifying.
belakjorfa 4 years ago 2
hehe i like it, except its all choppy.
Eqvaliser 4 years ago
wow. The room is spinng. just like at home
hangover71 4 years ago
David Copperfield? Ha! THIS is real magic, magic for the XXIth century. How the hell does he make these things?
ejanejarr 4 years ago
After seeing it there is an optical effect. Everything seems to move to the left!
By the way, is it made in 3D?
soniris 4 years ago
amazing, I'm big fan of gondry, in fact my thesis was on his work, but never before saw the installation, just great, thank you!
cesarguerilla 4 years ago
I reccckon cus its a constant motion camera therers no reason it couldnt pause recording (and motion) and then swap shit about, the tv fools you into thinking its constant time so that is the only segment that has to be constant time and motion. I may be wrong of course! however i do love that dreamy quality he always delivers!
SeismikSi 4 years ago
That was really cool! I liked how the clip from Spotless matched up the the disappearance of items in the room.
2432615184 4 years ago
strange
DAVID16160 5 years ago