Four ways to read the cut

Void.cut (Hisham Awad and Basia Lewandowska Cummings)

Four ways to read the cut is a glossary inspired by Deuleuze’s Abecedary whereby the collective void.cut re-reads cinematic language through figures such as association, orbit, permutation and the zone.
void.cut is working to develop a precise and attentive lexicon for a close-reading of images and sounds. Building a curatorial and literary project – taxonomies, glossaries, texts, and audio-visual assemblages – void.cut focuses on cinematic and post-cinematic montage in order to examine multiple modes of ocular and auditory attention.