Flash of the New Flesh

Tomasz Kozak’s Flash of the New Flesh is a video essay rewriting David Cronenberg’s movies. The project is focused on the postulates formulated by Seth Brundle, the main protagonist of The Fly (1986): Look beyond the veil of the flesh! Dive in the plasma pool!. What’s lurking beyond the corporal curtain? Eternal Worm? What is the substance of a plasma? Malicious Molecules?… Tomasz Kozak answers these questions with the help of the key philosophers of early modernity: D.A.F de Sade, F. W. J. Schelling and Friedrich Schiller.

artistsTomasz Kozak
curatorsAgnieszka Rayzacher
placelokal 30
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castTomasz Kozak, Agnieszka Rayzacher
cameraSikora Erik
editingSikora Erik
interviewSikora Erik
published25. 5. 2011
languageČesky / English
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Flash of the New Flesh
In the heart of Madrid a ravaged forest lays calm in the aftermath of the storm. Shepherds, sheep and dogs roam among the branches of uprooted trees. Above them, the city resounds with birdsong and underneath we hear the murmurs of the herd. Old walls, new barriers enclose this territory. At night its borders dissolve on the hilltop. Under a black sky the contours of its inhabitants emerge. The land rings out and the city glimmers.