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Olafur Eliasson – Space is Process (2009)

Olafur Eliasson – Space is Process poster
Original title
Olafur Eliasson: Space Is Process
Directed by
Jacob Jørgensen, Henrik Lundø
Genre
documentary film, biographical film
Country
Iceland, Germany, Denmark, United States
Runtime
1h 17m
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

A documentary about Olafur Eliasson that follows the artist from 2004 to 2009. It shows the work behind his major projects like the Waterfalls installation and his retrospective at MoMA. The film also visits his Berlin studio to see how he collaborates with experts across many fields.

contemplativeobservationalreflectivefocusedinformativesteady-pacedatmosphericintimate

What happens

Olafur Eliasson er en dansk portrætfilm fra 2010 instrueret af Jacob Jørgensen. Filmen følger den dansk/islandske kunstner Olafur Eliasson, og viser flere af hans store og små projekter, fra de første skitser til deres endelige destination. Filmen følger Eliasson i årene 2004-2009 under det krævende arbejde med blandt andet installationen 'Waterfalls' og hans store retrospektive udstilling på Museum of Modern Art i New York. I Eliassons eget studie i Berlin, der er en af Europas mest kreative arbejdspladser, skabes hans værker i samarbejde med forskere, ingeniører, arkitekter, teknikere og kunsthistorikere. I filmen fortæller Eliasson sine markante synspunkter om især forholdet mellem kunstværk og beskuer, som er et kernepunkt i hans univers; han skaber interaktion og hans værker er i konstant udvikling; de forandres, hver gang en ny person ser det og tager del i det. At kunsten skal have virkelige konsekvenser og ændre samfundet, er afgørende i Eliassons produktion. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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