Las Meninas (1975)
Las Meninas is a brilliant essay on illusionism, mirrors and perception in art, life and video, articulated by Downey as a subjective interpretation of Velasquez's eponymous Baroque masterpiece. Through a theatrical reenactment of the painting's pictorial tableau and a re-articulation of its complex perspectival structure, Downey brings to life the spatial dynamics, illustrating the psychological tension of the relationship between viewer and subject. Placing Las Meninas in a historical context, Downey relates the painting's thematics to Spain's economic and political systems of the late 17th century.
- Date de sortie
- 1975-01-01
- Durée
- 20 min
- Réalisateur
- Juan Downey
Distribution
- Carmen Beuchat — Herself
- Suzanne Harris — Herself
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