Reflecting out loud on language, through a dialogue on the tools of dialogue – that will be done first off camera, through distant, almost muffled words, as if thinking still remained to be entirely caught. The image, then? Done with bits, in an open site, exhibiting itself as disparate materials, it attempts to make a trap for it to seize thought in flight. What we understand here is that the most fruitful dialogue comes forward through cheerful leaps between the voices’ blindness and the images’ dumbness. (JPR)
Alice Petit-Bonneville