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The first film appears to have been made recently, the large screen led tv in the courtyard dates it as post 2000, certainly long after Rubes death in 1970.
It is impossible for me to believe that this installation is not inspired by 'The Way Things Go' Fischli and Weiss 1987. Your film, being better fimed and edited, is the more entertaining and accessible of the two.
What fascinates me about the Fischli and Weiss installation is the tension created by the stages of the contraption almost not working, but then they do, just, only just. Which reflects life so well, you think 'how the fuck am I going to get through this', whatever 'this' is, but you do, don't you?.
It is impossible for me to believe that this installation is not inspired by 'The Way Things Go' Fischli and Weiss 1987. Your film, being better fimed and edited, is the more entertaining and accessible of the two.
What fascinates me about the Fischli and Weiss installation is the tension created by the stages of the contraption almost not working, but then they do, just, only just. Which reflects life so well, you think 'how the fuck am I going to get through this', whatever 'this' is, but you do, don't you?.
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