hi robert. thanks for the music, thanks for your critique, I think I know what you mean by 'duplication'; the main difference between image and sound is the layering, the structure in 'tageda' is a result of cutting; that meanes it is divided into sequences...... these image sequences again refer to the sound structure of a bite;.. I've already heard this reproach a few times... In my opinion there is only a loose connection between image and sound possible; the assignments, the translations are already abstract, that's a long story, which in the fine art already came up around the turn of the century [abstract film / Bauhaus].
'tageda' for me is less minimalistic, there are realistic pictures, but - the pictures take on something of the abstract by the way they have been cut: they became fragments, without beginning and do not necessarily stop and don't at all tell a story. Nevertheless I hope, that 'tageda' in this connection will find a kind of inner space or perhaps more... on a disk, which constantly turns.... all the best, and thanks you very much for the sound!! dariusz