Are there any common techniques for video artists to remove a person from the usual and convenient" consumption " of video?
Let me explain: when I see video art, I immediately understand that now it will be presented not just a Youtube video, a movie clip or a 5-minute commercial, which sometimes we perceive with ease. When viewing video art, a different perception of this "content" immediately appears, as if the viewer is moving into a wait-and-see position. Perhaps it's the atmosphere of the museum that influences it, or something else?
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