The French term “parcelle” refers to a fragment, particle or bit. Filmed frame-by-frame in the camera, the film rests upon the alternate appearance and duration of tiny coloured squares and circles placed on a black background. Inserted in series between plain white or coloured frames, the particular arrangement of the items on separate frames forms, when projected on the screen, certain visual relationships producing a specific perceptual experience.
Parcelle
- Film Maker
- Lowder, Rose
- Year
- 1979
- Country
- France
- Language
- Format
- 16mm
- Length
- 3
- Genre
- experimental
- Category
- art & artists, film studies, Work about Women, Work by Women


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