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Swedish art exploring 'aesthetics of ephemerality' distributed only on P2P networks

filterArtist Anders Weberg has created a 73 minute experimental video, made for - and only available on - peer-to-peer (P2P) filesharing networks. The work was offered by the artist until one other user downloaded it, on 15th Sepetember, after which point he deleted the original file and all the materials used to create it. "There's no original" said the artist, pointing to the fact that the work now only exists as a digital copy, and possibly will be distributed no further if the downloadeder decides not to share it further. Alternatively the film could  be copied, and even changed, many times over.

The artist is telling users to feel free to download the film and distribute it anyway you like as long as it stays on the peer to peer networks.

"Filter is fully based on the emotions that I experienced in the beginning of 2006 when I woke up one night and found my son unconscious on the floor. A couple of minutes passed by until I could bring him back. The fear and desperation I felt during this time is what the film is all about."
www.p2p-art.com

 "Filter"
Release: 2006/09/15
Runtime: 73 min
Genre: experimental film
Size: 699MB
Video and sound: Anders Weberg
Filename: Filter[2006]by.Anders.Weberg.P2P-ART.com.XviD.avi

The film and all the files used creating it was deleted by the artist
2006/09/15


by Admin

Published 21 September 2006
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