Josh Weissbach
Josh Weissbach currently inhabits a house in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. He started making movies with miniDV tapes when he was seventeen. He purchased a Bolex three years later. He A-and-B rolled his first film print last year. He has shown his 16mm films and digital videos in festivals on four continents. These festivals include $100 Film Festival, Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Australian International Experimental Film Festival, Berlin International Directors Lounge, Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner, Experiments in Cinema, Onion City Experimental Film and Video Festival, and The International Experimental Cinema Exposition.
2843 Colborne St. E | USA 2012 | 16mm to video | 11 min
An audio visual piece which relies on one’s ability to listening and simultaneously points at the fragility of relying on what we see – or as it may be, not see as meaningful or stable witness.
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106 River Road | USA 2011 | 16mm to video | 5 min 53s
106 River Road connects the recorded document to the generated artefact, which move together upon a two-way timeline between the literal and the abstract.