Site: Installation view: Bunkier Sztuki Kraków 2002.
Three video projectors are placed in such a way that the images
are projected obliquely onto the walls and floor. Each video
projects the same sequence of images telling the same three
stories, as seen from the perspective of the three protagonists
in Kurosawa's film 'Rashomon.' The three sequences would each
be of different lengths if projected at normal speed, but here
are projected at an extremely slow projection speed which is
nonetheless synchronised in such a way that each sequence takes
exactly the same amount of time. The projection speed is calculated
in such a way that the viewer experiences fast movements or
actions in the film as continuous action. Slow movements or
actions he experiences almost as though they were freeze frames
or slides.

The video projection is greatly distorted by the exhibition
space itself. However, as he walks towards any one of the projectors,
the closer he gets to it, the more the image reassumes its normal
appearance.

Technical data: 3 Video Projectors, 3 Video DVD Players, 3 DVDs.
No sound
(image gallery)