the first narrative STORY ever made with a photocopier
The office photocopier sees much more than we can imagine. In the darkness of the copy room anything can happen.
A photocopy print is black and white, strong contrasts cutting light through. When the subject is close, edges are razor sharp, blurring rapidly as the actor moves further. It takes about 3 seconds to make a frame. During this period, the subject can move a bit, making beautiful wavy shapes depending on speed and motion, escaping their original forms. If subjects move rapidly, their pictures turn into abstract, just like in futurism.