Hello, Journal of Drifting Hours (2021-2023) goes live on VOD 3/22/24, but you can watch my latest- November in Barcelona here as a bonus feature for free.
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Journal of Drifting Hours on VOD
The Journal of Drifting Hours (2021-2023) will be available on VOD on 3/23/24. Preorder is available now. The trailer is below with a list of the films:
L’Impossible free to stream until 1/16
Landscape Tempo 46
Landscape Tempos are audiovisual views (scenes, occurrences) that reflect the light, rhythm, and tempo of isolated moments in urban and rural landscapes. This tempo was shot in Barcelona, Spain
Landscape Tempo 45
New Landscape Tempo shot in Warsaw, Poland in June.
For the Instant Glance and Workshop
I was delighted to screen some old and new films the other day at Butosfera, but the real highlight was the workshop that followed: strolling around the garden, late afternoon sunlight, sharing ideas and working methods. Arigatou Anita, Hiroko and all the participants.
Photo: Hiroko Komiya.
Vienna Window
New super 8 film still from the Journal of Drifting Hours series.
New super 8 film afternoon sunlight
New super 8 film from the Journal of drifting hours series shot during the months of March-June
“Making space between the simplest thoughts” River thoughts in L’emergere del possibile
“River Thoughts”, ultimo cortometraggio di Chris H Lynn, ci porta tra la coscienza e uno stato più elevato.
′′ River Thoughts “, Chris H Lynn’s latest short film, brings us between consciousness and a higher state.
L’emergere del possibile dive into my latest work River thoughts. You can read Francesca’s philosophical analysis here
Grazie Francesca !
River thoughts is a longer work shot in Nanjing last summer. Below is an excerpt-
Miniature Landscape Correspondence 18
Brand new Miniature Landscape Correspondence !
The Miniature Landscape Correspondence series is an audio visual
collaboration between Una Lee and Chris H Lynn . Each correspondence or observation is composed of two shots, one from each
continent. The films are a homage to the Lumière brothers and the early days of
cinema. In addition, these unassuming landscape moments (shots, views)
coupled with a steady visual rhythm will hopefully reflect the direct experience of the everyday
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