Carol Wyss - In Situ
Synopsis
Carol Wyss is a visual artist using printmaking, drawing and photography to create the components for her installations. She is on a concerted search for the structure of things – deconstructing existing and creating new discernible patterns. Recognizing patterns is crucial to humans, helping understand and predict what is coming.
Details
- Year
- 2021
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 60 min
- Director
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Peter Bromley
- Executive Producer
- 1968 Film Group
- Editor
- Justine Beckett
- Director of Photography
- Peter Bromley
- Sound
- Natasha Lohan
- Principal cast
- Carol Wyss
- Stills Photographer
- Erin Hambly
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