Matthias Gubler is this
Matthias Gubler is this is thisisthis. in Zürich wohnhafter und freischaffender Künstler und Grafiker. Videokunst, zeitgenössische Kunst, freie Künste
Matthias Gubler is this
Matthias Gubler is this

Video-
collagen
Serie I

Series I, Chapter 1, Act 1-5

Series I, Chapter 2, Act 6-10

Series I, Chapter 3, Act 11-15

Series I, Chapter 4, Act 16-20

Videocollagen
Series II, Chapter 5-8, Act 21-40
2018

1080×1920 Pixel, H264 Codec

Chapter 5
08:14 Min. in loop

Chapter 6
07:34 Min. in loop

Chapter 7
07:59 Min. in loop

Chapter 8
07:27 Min. loop

Edition of 3 + 1 AP

The video collages are digital murals. Framed and divided into chapters. The source material for the series comes from the internet.

Selected film sequences are turned into video loops without hard cutting. The selection and comparison of the individual films is primarily intuitive.

The targeted composition of the images and the rhythm of movement result in strong compositional confrontations. In terms of content, the individual acts take up everyday situations or political themes, respond to each other conceptually or formally, present them humorously to sarcastically, always aesthetically.

Through animation and content, the „image“ attracts the attention of the viewer, who inevitably associates personally.

Exhibition view:

thisisthis
thisisthis

Video-
collagen
Serie I

thisisthis

Series I, Chapter 1, Act 1-5

Series I, Chapter 2, Act 6-10

Series I, Chapter 3, Act 11-15

Series I, Chapter 4, Act 16-20

Videocollagen
Series II, Chapter 5-8, Act 21-40
2018

1080×1920 Pixel, H264 Codec

Chapter 5
08:14 Min. in loop

Chapter 6
07:34 Min. in loop

Chapter 7
07:59 Min. in loop

Chapter 8
07:27 Min. loop

Edition of 3 + 1 AP

The video collages are digital murals. Framed and divided into chapters. The source material for the series comes from the internet.

Selected film sequences are turned into video loops without hard cutting. The selection and comparison of the individual films is primarily intuitive.

The targeted composition of the images and the rhythm of movement result in strong compositional confrontations. In terms of content, the individual acts take up everyday situations or political themes, respond to each other conceptually or formally, present them humorously to sarcastically, always aesthetically.

Through animation and content, the „image“ attracts the attention of the viewer, who inevitably associates personally.

Exhibition view:

thisisthis
thisisthis