The material properties of water are infinitely varied and constantly changing. In Venice water is a primary material, and one that gives the city its unique character. The opaque, silt-filled, aquamarine water of Venice’s canals ripples gently, its reflective surface mirroring and distorting the tall elevations of the facing buildings.
This film has been screened at:
– Sydney Architecture Festival, CineCity at SAF: Connections, Golden Age Cinema, 9th November 2014
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