
Kaléidoscope lyrique
By Jonathan Goyette
Kaléidoscope lyrique is executed in the manner of Riopelle, settling down in front of a blank canvas with the dizziness of not being able to see the final result before it reveals itself, obeying only to the calls of vital impetus and intuition. While Riopelle sculpted paint, the film presents frescoes made from inks, chemicals and natural products applied to 16 and 35 mm film, with the underlying desire to transform experimental and abstract material into a narrative poem paying tribute to the oeuvre of the master.
Information
- Language
- - Without dialogue
Crew
- Director of photography
- Goeffroy Beauchemin
- Production
- Fondation Jean Paul Riopelle
- Distribution
- .

