Onion City: The Vibrating World
@ Chicago Filmmakers
5720 N Ridge Ave, Chicago, IL 60660
Opening Sunday, March 24th, from 3:30PM - 4:45PM
On view through Sunday, March 24th
Amplifying the ground hum of nature’s looping signals, these three works give the viewer a kind of synesthesia, radiating colors and sounds, creating a cosmic connection between bodies, plants, and animals.
Featuring work by the following artists: Philip Rabalais, Joshua Gen Solondz, and Samir Nahas.
(tourism studies)
Joshua Gen Solondz
Shot in Tokyo, Baghdad, Amsterdam, Brussels, Golan Heights, Livingston, Baltimore, and Los Angeles over a ten year period, this project’s intent is release, not identity.
Bill Witherspoon’s Thoughts on Light and Electricity
Philip Rabalais
A portrait of a man living alone in the high desert of eastern Oregon.
Electric Fogs
Samir Nahas
After months in bed, a recovering man explores an alpine region in order to reclaim his relationship to the outside world as well as to his own body. The mountain becomes a metaphor for the self, the quest, and inner chimera the man ruminates with his own steps.
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