A Lack of Clarity

Ste­fan Kru­se Jør­gen­sen | Den­mark 2020 | 22′30″ | Docu­men­ta­ry, Expe­ri­men­tal | Eng­lish | NRW-Premiere
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Public light rips through the night of a modern city. Slee­p­less­ness is lit up by a com­pu­ter moni­tor in an urban space, whe­re day and night are no lon­ger distinguished.

A noc­turnal jour­ney through a stron­gly lit and popu­la­ted city as a film­ma­ker reflects upon the increase of new sur­veil­lan­ce tech­no­lo­gies around him. The film draws a frag­men­ta­ry con­nec­tion bet­ween Paris at the end of the 17th cen­tu­ry and the poten­ti­al sur­veil­lan­ce of the filmmaker’s own dreams.

Bio­gra­phie

Born in 1987 (DK), Ste­fan Kru­se Jør­gen­sen is a film­ma­ker and visu­al artist with a back­ground in Gra­phic Design. In July 2017 he recei­ved a Mas­ter Degree in Visu­al Cul­tu­re & Iden­ti­ty from The Roy­al Danish Aca­de­my of Fine Arts School of Design (KADK). His work reflects an ongo­ing rese­arch into tech­ni­cal image pro­duc­tion and the coll­ec­ti­ve con­scious­ness its sha­ping. Ste­fan is curr­ent­ly pur­suing a post­gra­dua­te at Kunst­hoch­schu­le für Medi­en Köln.

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