
Medea
An abstract, experimental visual piece that feels like watching paint and light improvise together, demanding patience and rewarding close attention.
- Directed by
- Alain Parroni, Leonardo Carrano
- Overview
- Medea is made with a particularly complex procedure: encaustic painting on vitrified film. The result is an alchemical work that lives on matter and light, a cinematic-pictorial jam session that blends perfectly well with jazz improvisation, a work specifically created from evocative metaphorical compositions that deftly evoke a magmatic and crystallized reality.
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- Directed by
- Alain Parroni, Leonardo Carrano








