0:50 min | 2008 | Isreal
Video: Lavi Perchik | Archival photos: Eadweard Muybridge
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge-KIe2wyhE
Expressing music visually, the idea was to "paint" elements of Muybridge's photographic sequences of human actions as if they were palettes of colors. Associatively matching Muybridge to music; a process akin to choosing the right tint of a color when painting. Every still image of a given action was synchronized to every note. In this way, a four note element is illustrated by a physical motion spanning four photographs. The notes in the music are generally played in a detached and distinctly separate manner, an articulation known as 'staccato', just as Muybridge separates the flow of the human motion into distinct still images.
Lavi Perchik studies interactive communication in Hadassah College, Jerusalem and is intersted in web-design, photography, graphic-design and arts.
