This episode is for deep thinking comedy lovers.
Our guest is Emile Zile, an artist, filmmaker and performer who talks to us about his darkly comic practice – the critical re-use and re-encoding of media broadcasts, communication protocols and online platforms. His work reflects a distributed humanity, a yearning for transcendence and the limits of language.
Building on a background of live and single-channel video, his work uses site-specific performance, portraiture and filmmaking to capture the traces of humanity within an accelerating digital culture.
Emile's influences mentioned in this episode are below:
Andy Kaufman’s tempo – Andy Kaufman on Letterman (October 15th 1980)
Alan Tutorial's voice – My own hand tutorial
Hennessy Youngman's swagger – ART THOUGHTZ: How to Make an Art
Jello Biafra’s gesture – Dead Kennedys - Live in San Francisco, 16-06-1984
Kraftwerk's anti-gesture – Kraftwerk - The Robots (Live, Club Lido, Venice October 1978)
When
Tue 11 Oct 2022
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