TEMPO

Slow-motion video created in 2011, constructed from 2 minutes of images captured during a storm, stretched to a final result of 40 minutes. A 30-second excerpt is presented here.

An extreme dilation of time transforms an instant of violent storm into an almost motionless study of movement — the opposite of photography’s usual gesture, which freezes time. The video stretches time to the limit of perception, in an attempt to bring it closer to the language of photography.

Accessible HERE the full length video