Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Rekjavik Youtube-movie

A small movie, taking you through my new book, Reykjavik, published by Danish publisher Fahrenheit today. Andrei's Nautilus is also out from the same publisher today.

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5 comments:

  1. TimJune 23, 2009 at 8:20 PM

    please add some sound to the video! something by Biosphere, perhaps, or the sounds of waves & wind.

    Fahrenheit's site is www.forlaget-fahrenheit.dk/ (Dansk).

    your book has the flavour of Norse sagas, & Nature. I see sea-water & rock-faces on some of the pages.

    will you be sending a copy to the Alfaskolinn (Icelandic Elf School)?

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  2. TimJune 23, 2009 at 8:29 PM

    for some reason, I'm also reminded of Max Ernst's graphic books Une semaine de bonté & La femme 100 têtes.

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  3. Andrei MolotiuJune 23, 2009 at 8:41 PM

    Hey Henrik--

    would it be ok to just embed the video here? I can do it for you if that's cool.

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  4. troylloydJune 27, 2009 at 12:09 AM

    i agree some sound would flip the switches most blisteringly.

    i am late to respond to this because i am usually on my main p.c., which is a major glitch-bucket & unable to view video, now that i've seen it i must say shit goddamn!

    massive jam!

    crazy inna way of brainmaze grazing my gaze sideways so soft yet firm & familiar, like when the tendrils came cruising it is like haptic eyeballs being touched so tactile within its own cellular structure indeepth to the teeth & chewing greyroom foods so entryway, like yeah man, this here Icelandic core probe duggit quite deep to the little island inside my skull & i applaud abstract comics like this that actually are performative in the nature of a showing, of an actualization, not just representation, but a fucking actualization man!

    you should be very proud of this work.

    & if anyone thinks i'm over-gushing, i gotta say effyoo 'cause this shit trips my trigger like captain caveman drinkin' ethnogenic reindeer piss & dreamin' inna language i ain't never known but a language that knows me, ifya know what i mean.

    eyesum saga

    this is sequential visual poetry in the sense that the viewer is engaged inna textural fiction/friction which heats the head to a space beyond time, this video seems much longer than 1:15.

    welldone!

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  5. AnonymousJuly 11, 2009 at 2:43 AM

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTGdGgQtZic&fmt=18

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