QR Code/Film
Jan 01 2014
•0h 3m
•First work from the ‘QR CODE / FILM’ series. Following in the footsteps of classic authors such as Gil J. Wolman, Peter Kubelka or Tony Conrad, who worked with alternating white frames (transparent) with black (opaque) in the 50’s and 60’s (last Century). — AP
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