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  • États-Unis Future Is Not What It Used to Be, The (plus)
Finlande, 2002, 52 min

Réalisation:

Mika Taanila

Scénario:

Mika Taanila

Photographie:

Jussi Eerola

Acteurs·trices:

Erkki Kurenniemi, Markku Nurminen (i.a.), Kari Hakala (i.a.), M.A. Numminen (i.a.), Eira Stenberg (i.a.), Paavo Lehtonen (i.a.) (plus)
(autres professions)

Résumés(1)

Erkki Kurenniemi, born in 1944, is a pioneer of electronic art. He moves from short films to electronic music, from nanobiology to robotics, and from computer games to a massive video diary project with surprising ease. Characteristically none of his ventures are ever quite finished. Erkki Kurenniemi, who also happens to be a nuclear physician, is a great exception at a time when most artists are trying to create a consistent career and develop a trademark image. Kurenniemi has never had time to turn himself into a project. With manic energy he is working on the future of a digital and medial world. For him, this means to be in a permanent state of attention. In his video-diary he registers every trace of his life, to later be able to reconstruct what future was like in the past. (DOK.fest München)

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