Adriene Jenik: SPECFLIC 2.0
Title:
- SPECFLIC 2.0
Artist(s) and People Involved:
Filmmaker, Video Artist, or Animator(s):
Symposium:
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Creation Year:
- 2004-08
Medium:
- Distributed cinema
Artist Statement:
SPECFLIC is an ongoing creative research project (2003-present) in a new storytelling form called Distributed Social Cinema.
Usually, in a performance or cinema experience, the audience is admonished to turn off their cell phones and cease conversation. With SPECFLIC, I seek to integrate these gadgets (cell phones, laptops, mp3players, etc) with live tele-matic performance, pre-recorded media elements, street performers and the audience’s own social activity to create a multi-modal story event.
Each iteration of the series is held in an iconic public space and is free and open to the public. SPECFLIC stories are all set in 2030, and arise from research-based speculations about the near future of that particular public institution.
Video:
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documentation of the second version of my “distributed social cinema” project SPECFLIC. August 9, 2006 at the San Jose Public Library, MLK, jr. branch. starring Allison Janney, Richard Jenik, Praba Pilar, Melissa Lozano.
Directed by Adriene Jenik
