FILM

Rojo Žalia Blau is a landscape study that links three different locations in Spain, Lithuania and Austria in three layers of time using the technique of colour separation. For each shot of a forest or seascape, the colour negative passes through the lens of the 16mm camera three times, with a red filter, then a green filter and finally a blue filter. When projected, these images coincide again, but they are not entirely synchronised. Due to slight shifts in the recording time, the shapes and movements of the trees, shadows and waves subtly diverge. The world is bathed in a different light, resulting in a fluid perception of the concept of reality.