Reflections on the Moon

Explores as black and white abstraction the passage of motion picture film over a static surface comprised of two hundred-odd stills of the lunar surface. Film sequences are structured by camera motion over the field, by reversing the filmed image, by inversion of the static image, by the use of the zoom, the pullback, pan: from top to bottom and reverse, left to right and reverse. Seismic sound was created on an oscillator.–N. G.

Director

Nancy Graves

Released

January 1, 1974

Language

English