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MFRU [SI] – HIPERFILM
“MFRU-HIPERFILM” was a group project of authors from Maribor, Ljubljana and Belgrade, who first edited, digitized and cataloged the entire archive of the MFRU, i.e. through the development of film logic and editing and an understanding of online and archival platforms, the linear structure was transcended and opened up a new possibility of developing and monitoring the archival story in a new medium.
By transferring it to a virtual or online and inter/hyperactive environment, “MFRU-HIPERFILM” connects all the actors of the festival involved so far, or all festival editions. The viewer’s interactivity enables multi-layered comprehensive information about the festival, about the program content or about the authors, about a performative moment or an artistic artifact at the selected edition of the festival. The viewer inside “MFRU-HIPERFILM” becomes the researcher, director and editor of his documentary hyperfilm, his film about the festival so far.
“MFRU-HIPERFILM” as an organized archive and online database offers links to participating artists and events. The documentary multimedia collage is accessible, open and ready to be viewed from almost any point on this planet and is designed within accessibility standards for people with special needs.
Authors: Uja Irgolič, Marko Batista, Jože Slaček, Miroslav Ničić, Marko Ornik, son:DA.
The “MFRU-HIPERFILM” network-video-archive (2010) will be presented at the net.culture club MaMa, while the MFRU team will present their work and the upcoming festival via an online discussion (streamed online and within the MaMa space).
The event is being held at MAMA Zagreb and @ https://live.fubar.space
MFRU
International Festival of Computer Arts (IFCA) has made from its beginnings in 1994 pioneer work in presenting and developing the theory and practice of computer arts and new media in Slovenia and the region. It has hosted and presented to the international audience many pioneers and leading contemporary artists working in the field of computer art. In recent years, it has expanded its focus to present creators, theorists and other experts whose work addresses the broader field of computer technologies and related social, economic, political and ecological issues.
