Time's Museum of Shape and Form (part 2)

"Time's Museum of Shape and Form" is an examination of how the Infinite evolved from an abstract concept to a culturally embodied truth through the accretion of fictional speculation. It presents an alternative history of the Eternal, blending death quests, organized religion, and financial currency, into a parallel fictional narrative whose trajectory questions contemporary readings of history, and our personal biological legacy.

Taking its title from mountaineer Fosco Maraini's iconic description of the Himalayas, "Time's Museum of Shape and Form" describes the invention and refinement of a cultural concept of Infinity. These videos highlight the quotidian pragmatism of cultural self-definition and claims both truth and history as sites for artistic intervention.

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Film & Animation

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• video art
• eternity
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