by Flemming Funch
"Metalogue (1996, 3 min., play video) by Peter Rose has been described as a cross between a speech and a fireworks display. Digital editing techniques have been used to reflect and refract a complex monologue about memory, time, and language. By embedding the corresponding gestures in a spectacular diachronic array, Rose creates a new form of poetry. Metalogue won a Bronze Award at the New York Short Film and Video Festival." I'm not entirely sure what it means, but it is kind of deep and cool.
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