A visual and literary companion to Omer Fast's films, In Memory explicates the narrative conceits and theories of documentary and narrative layering that animate the artist's work. Fast (born 1972) is best known for his films CNN Concatenated (2002), The Casting (2007) and Nostalgia (2009).
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Hardcover. Condition: Neu. Anja Lutz (illustrator). 1. Auflage, Limitierte Ausgabe. Rärität! It is one of the last copies, new and comes shrink-wrapped. Awarded one of the "Most Beautiful German Books 2010" Omer Fast examines the mechanisms of personal experience, memory and history. A real event or occurrence is often at the centre of his investigation, which is then illuminated through interviews and reconstructions in a multifarious layering of narration and representation. For Fast, narration is not a closed continuum, but a developing product that is constantly changing through repetition and reproduction. Omer Fast: In Memory can be read as a visual, literary parallel to Fast's films - his complex annotations guarantee a unique immersion in a world where the easy shift between documentation, narration, memory, fantasy, reality, and fiction becomes possible. The texts by Sabine Schaschl, René Zechlin, Hila Peleg & Anselm Franke, Tom Holert and Gideon Lewis-Kraus were carefully and heavily annotated by Omer Fast, and his remarks engage with the critical writing about his work, yet also introduce a fictional layer. The book was edited by Sabine Schaschl. Seller Inventory # ABE-1790154120382
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