建筑发明

Invention is an anthology of films by leading visual artist Mark Lewis shot in Paris, Sao Paulo and Toronto. From famous corners of the Louvre Museum to the modernist buildings of Oscar Niemeyer in Brazil and Mies van der Rohe in Canada, Lewis takes us on a whirling tour of cityscapes and creates a sense of moving images through glass, light, reflections, concrete, spiral staircases, paintings and people, as well as uncanny camera movement and trompe l'oeil. By being a contemporary homage to the City Symphony films of the 1920s, it becomes a love letter to urban spaces, art and cinema. Shot in Paris, São Paulo and Toronto, acclaimed Canadian contemporary artist Mark Lewis's film captures the ever-changing textures of these cities through moving images of glass, light, shadows and reflections. Offering a homage to the city symphony films of the 1920s, while also juxtaposing modernist architecture with the compositional structures of old master paintings.