SPACE SPLICE

of MC ELWEE Van

UNITED STATES, 1994, 00:12:00

Production : MC ELWEE Van
Genre : Video art
Keyword : Architecture, Sound creation, Experimental

Summary :
SPACE SPLICE is the form of architecture only possible in video. First there is a long journey which, in splicing, brings together scenes shot in Europe, in the United States, and in India. The observer discovers a new movement without limits through which he sees a virtual network of hypothetical spaces.

VAN McELWEE’s body of video work includes over forty single channel pieces and installations. Grants and awards include The American Film Institute Independent Filmmaker Award, The National Endowment for the Arts Independent Production Fund (seven time recipient), and a travel grant from the Government of India. McElwee’s work is exhibited extensively worldwide and is represented by The Kitchen in New York, Trabant Gallery in Austria, Heure Exquise! in France, and the Inter Media Art Institute in Germany. Van McElwee is Professor of Electronic and Photographic Media at Webster University in St. Louis.

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