Lights, camera, action! The curtain rises and the theatrical story begins…
In present day 2009, when computerised technology and stunning special effects are at their most advanced, what better time to look at a much simpler, yet equally enigmatic piece of aesthetic artistry.
At the height of the festive season too, when here in the Western world (and especially so in the UK) it’s the pantomime period and cries of “Oh no he isn’t!” fill the air, this is remarkably relevant.
Television screens are adorned with premieres of blockbuster movies and network debuts of dedicated Christmas TV productions – all of which could have involved the use of CO2 technology at some juncture.
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