What remains after a film that can only be seen once? Fragments is a visual exploration of memory, technology, and the fleeting nature of live performance. This exhibition showcases a series of generative artworks born from HERE & NOW’s high-stakes “Live Cinema” events by Andreas Rau. Using a custom algorithm to “witness” the performance, these pieces capture moments from a film shot, edited, and screened in real-time. Each artwork serves as a unique digital artifact—a permanent echo of a cinematic experience that has otherwise vanished.
Image: Andreas Rau, Generative Artist (video still, detail) live film Echo No Resonance
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