Artist Uses Every Frame of ‘Blade Runner’ for Euphoric Video Collage
Features By Cole Abaius on September 1, 2010 | Comments (1)This is the kind of modern art the people can get behind. No squiggly lines over a solid yellow triangle. No toilets on walls. No six-year-old children pushing their political agendas. Artist François Vautier has taken every single frame from Blade Runner, turned a virtual camera on the images, and created something dream-like and haunting. In that sense, it’s a great companion for the film. Check it out after the jump.
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