A Vision of Rear Window

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year | ano. 2001


The video A Vision of Rear Window was presented during the course “Project, Color and Image”, which was coordinated by Professor Élide Monzeglio, at the Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo - Universidade de São Paulo - Brasil. The object of this analysis which represents a personal visual perception of an environment is the set design of the motion picture Rear Window directed by Alfred Hitchcock. This atmosphere presents richness in its constructed forms filled with a variety of colors and lights, responsible for leading the psychological load of the plot which takes place in a block of apartments that surrounds a fragmented, enclosed courtyard. This visual mix is represented in that way due the lack of communication among the residents. Lights and colors materialize the whole of this architectural sight. A Vision of Rear Window is a research that aims at recreating a bit of the emotion that “Rear Window” provokes within our hearts.

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Realizado através da computação gráfica, esse vídeo busca resgatar a emoção
de presenciar o espaço cenográfico do filme Janela Indiscreta, dirigido por Alfred Hitchcock.
Aqui, os movimentos da câmera realizados buscam pontos de vistas instigados pelos originais, de forma que ao realizá-los em 3D, há o desejo de tornar possível uma interação com um espaço tão conhecido na cultura cinematográfica. Esta animação foi selecionada para exibição na mostra do 6th International Festival of Architecture in Vídeo, Florença, Itália, no dia 3 de maio de 2002, 14:30h.

A Vision of Rear Window from Lívia Gabbai on Vimeo.

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Beyond Media Festival, 6th International Festival of Architecture in Video
6th International of Architecture in Video - Program


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