Photo by Dov Eylath | Blue for You (1981) |
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Video with Dov Eylath in Blue for You I experimented with Dov Eylath on various video techniques including chroma-key, also known as blue screen, to illustrate the psychological tension between two people. Chroma-key utilises two cameras - the one camera omits one colour from its spectre, the other then fills it in. Blue is the best colour-key. “Anne Bean covers up her face with a blue paint. Because the one camera doesn’t pick up blue, her features disappear bit by bit as she applies the colour. ‘Through’ her we see Eylath’s face appear, becoming ever more dominant. The dialogue is a complete agreement with this struggle between two identities.” Our video collaborations have been shown on both BBC and ITV as well as in many venues and festivals including Madison Square Gardens, Sydney May Fair, V. C. Tokyo and London Festivals, Montevideo, Amsterdam, ICA, Gilat Gallery, Jerusalem and White Gallery, Tel Aviv. For further information click here. |
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