
Text written by Zarina Muhammad of The White Pube in response to the screening ‘Drastically Advanced Regression’ held at LIMA, Amsterdam in June 2018.




Text written by Zarina Muhammad of The White Pube in response to the screening ‘Drastically Advanced Regression’ held at LIMA, Amsterdam in June 2018.



"It is the flattest and the dullest parts that in the end have the most life." Robert Bresson
Flatness is a multi-format research and commissioning project engaging in ideas around the screen-based image
            and immaterial culture after the internet. In inviting contributions by artists, writers and computer
            specialists the website flatness.eu seeks to test the possibilities and limitations of the web as a creative
            site and space for encountering artworks.
flatness.eu extends from the artists’ moving image
            programme ‘Flatness: Cinema after the Internet’ (featuring special screenings by artists Ed Atkins, Anthea
            Hamilton and Oliver Laric) curated for Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen 2013; returning to the small screen to
            present many of the works, research and writing about them, online.
Read an extended interview about
            the project in
            Rhizome.
Screening
            events and discussions relating to Flatness have taken place at international venues including Chisenhale
            Gallery, Auto Italia, Goldsmiths and The Showroom in London, Palais de Tokyo in Paris, Moderna Museet,
            Malmö, Western Front and Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver, The Alternative Film/Video Research Forum,
            Belgrade, Microscope, New York and Rupert, Vilnius, with more to come.
Currently, Flatness is working
            in collaboration with super_filme, Berlin to curate
            warehouse, a programme of
            online and offline screenings, workshops, digital residencies and ethnographic research and writing on
            digital
            friction.
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Flatness is curated by
            Shama Khanna
Web
            programming by intelligentsia and Reuben Bowles
Supported by
            Konstfack,
            Stockholm
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