Imaginary Water Sculpture

Name: Imaginary Water Sculpture
Released: 1971-03-20

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"I throw water in space with a bucket. A video camera pictures this. Another camera pictures this event from the TV screen. 3 modalities of reality: 3 levels of interpretation. Reality: filmed reality: filmed film." - Peter Weibel.

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