Video pochade II

In the context of our exploration into the history of the mediums we use in our daily lives, one point that captures our fascination is that of analog relics. From film photography to vinyl, including camcorders and audio cassettes, the digital world—regarding both the creation and consumption of audiovisual content—has brought everything back to the screen and keyboard, creating a world that is certainly more accessible but also with fewer contrasts and depth.

In search, therefore, of tricks and diagonals, cast shadows, and perspectives, we engage in exercises of style. This one, drawn from the reserves of social media: - ‘In 1980, a Japanese journalist filmed an iPhone’