Russosky
Russosky is an italian visual artist whose practice spans audio-visual performance, video art and film. He explores the use of images and sound by means of both precision and aesthetics. He started as a freelance photographer, cooperating with Getty Images, art galleries, magazines and advertising agencies.
After several years of photography he began first experimentations with filming and visual “cut up” of old archive footages, immerging himself in creating moving images, video clips, gif animations and vj loops. He has exhibited and screening his works in Switzerland, Germany, UK, Italy, USA, Poland and Holland film festivals,
as well as in electronic music festivals and small DJ clubs.
Filmy
- La Société du Spectacle4' 30''
La Société du SpectacleProduction: 2014
In his 1967 book “La Société du Spectacle,” French Marxist theorist Guy Debord observes “All that once was directly lived has become mere representation” and laments “the decline of being into having, and having into merely appearing.
No doubt these ideas have accelerated exponentially over the past 45 years and ring more true today – and somehow relevant to a holiday called Thanksgiving when pictures of distant loved ones are replaced by the actual people for a few hours.
Italian director Russosky interprets Debord’s thoughts into this carefully curated and hyper-detailed matrix of cycling images which resolve into a QR code.
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