reflect module: VideoNotes, VideoEssay


Works by students of Lucerne School of Art and Design from December 2024 and 2023, focusing on question of embodiment and orientation in/through videographic methods.
Picking up on the introduction of Sara Ahmed’s book „Queer Phenomenology“ the students were asked to stage in their video notes and video essays an embodied encounter between them and their audiovisual material, lading – hopefully – to productive dis- and re-orientations.

Danielle Urech: Severance
Josefa Niederberger: mehr
Alizee Gerber : Pick me
Andrea Brenzikofer: the impact
Elisee Kukulu: Point Of View
Stephanie Anna Motz: Connection
Ella Cattaneo: Thoughts
Louys Toro Pinto: All around shaving
Luana Rodrigues Geljic: Carpets to Honoria
Stella Tauxe: Flow
Jaden Bisang: I Think My Pants Might Be Holding Me Together
Giorgio Schmidt: Our Nature
Mario Grossenbacher: The editing eye
Nune Hovhannisyan: reorienting hesitation
Tilla-Maj Oetti: swimming with the currrent
Norda Eggli: OVERLOAD
Minako Bisang: Perfect Pair
George Stokes: They Want Me to Dance

2023 cohort

Elizabeth Desintaputri: the act of leaving
Sarina Baer: what are they made for?
Johannes Binotto: ground (what my feet knew)

Manon Schnyder: elusive 
Nora Grütter: Tired of what?
Ornella Steiger: Regeneration
Elena Zihlmann: TRAUM
Jurek Edel: Sampling
Adelina Lahr: Going Places
Fynn Gröber: Beziehungen
Maximiliano Velasco Gutiérrez: Video Quality

Mia Bodenmüller: Interruption
Mia Bodenmüller: I’d rather be golfing
Annina Weiss: Noch kein Titel
Cécile Brossard: shiver
Andrina Moos: disconnected
Lua Brönniman: Lines
Lua Brönniman: babyqueer

Works by students of the reflect module „Intermediality I: Video Notes, VideoEssay“ December 2022, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Video essay is thinking in audiovisual form. Instead of examining images and films in text form, in video essays the audiovisual material itself becomes an analytical tool. In this module we will learn about the potential of video essays and create our own video notes and video essays based on exemplary examples, joint exercises and text readings. In these essays, students research and examine foreign audiovisual material (found footage) by using their own filmic-artistic methods and place the material and its investigation in a scientific-theoretical-personal context.

 

One Word Videographic PechaKuchas