Road

Tim Jones

Road

Tim Jones

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Abstract

The film was inspired by Len Lye’s 1930s abstract animations and draws attention to the patterns, structures and textures of Britain’s roads. Through the digital manipulation of images, taken from a speeding car, the mood of contemporary travel is provoked.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2004

Keywords

Abstract animation; roads; travel; film

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