Petra Pantyi from Budapest is cur-
rently pursuing masters in filmmak-
ing and directing. Despite the
fact that her studies were mostly
related to motion picture, pho-
tography never lost its importance
for her. Not only because she re-
ally loves taking photos and notices
their effects on those who watch
them, but also because photography
helps her being focused and being able to put a whole
story or compound feelings into one moment. This kind of
pursuit of density results in a lot more concentrated atti-
tude while making movies.
This series is based on an interference phenomenon.
Printed outfits with different patterns were designed
and an installation from tangible horizontal rubber
strands was created by Jikka Ottlik, the textile
designer. A professional dancer wore these outfits
and improvised movements inside the installation
’box’. This created a physical interference
phenomenon without using any digital media.
Dissolve
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Breathe
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A video of the whole project was also made which
showed this effect more spectacularly in real time,
however drawing up the interference phenomenon
on a standing photo was a really interesting subject.
But as earlier mentioned, this impels concentrated
thinking, and this is the kind of challenge what that
keeps Petra interested in photography.
Birth
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