Forest Paths (forget Heidegger)
Forest Paths (forget Heidegger) • Movie
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What is Forest Paths (forget Heidegger) about?
A warped stroll through a forest. Animated still photographs reveal movement and light on the forest paths that are otherwise invisible to the human eye. Van Bakel made a ‘scanner-camera’ that extends human vision to near-infrared light in an other-worldly way. What’s this thing called vision? What’s the fundamental difference between what a robot discerns, what a flying insect detects or man’s observation? The story is brought to life by director Michiel van Bakel. With a runtime of 3 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.