The Ladder of Black Diamond Bay

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Chained Memories

Cutting From Movie South Road to Tarascon

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Boronski's art video "Plato's Dessert" deftly explores the delicate balance between our constructed realities and the shadows cast by media and advertising, inviting viewers into a 3.45-minute reflection on the authenticity of our experiences versus the narratives imposed by media. Utilizing techniques like stop-motion and paper-cutting, Boronski draws parallels between Plato's cave dwellers and modern society, replacing primitive shadows with the seductive glow of TV screens, which offer illusions of paradise through ice cream dreams and false serenity. However, as the inhabitants pursue these promises, they encounter only disillusionment, retreating to their original confines. The video critiques our vulnerability to being "framed" or manipulated by media, questioning whether our perceived realities are self-determined or externally crafted.

Plato's Toetje (Plato's Dessert)

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4.0 3.1 Platos toetje Review

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The North Road to Tarascon

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The South Road to Tarascon

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In On the Road to Tarascon – Tangled up in Blue wordt een herinnering aan Van Goghs verloren schilderij omgezet in een abstract landschap van beweging en melancholie. Gelaagde verf en papier onthullen sporen van wat was, terwijl houtskoollijnen het proces zichtbaar houden. 
 
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In On the Road to Tarascon – Tangled up in Blue, a memory of Van Gogh’s lost painting is transformed into an abstract landscape of movement and melancholy. Layered paint and paper reveal traces of what once was, while charcoal lines expose the process itself.

On the Road to Tarascon, Tangled up in Blue

Overview of Boronski's Stop Motion Movies

Willem Boronski invites you to "Amor Fati in Frames," a virtual exhibition where film, art, and imagination intersect. Explore Boronski’s filmography, from the philosophical depths of Plato’s Dessert to the evocative journey of The Road to Tarascon and the haunting memories in Chained Memories. Each film is showcased in immersive virtual spaces that capture its unique atmosphere.

Delve into Boronski’s creative process by discovering the paintings, drawings, and objects that inspired his animations. These works, ranging from dynamic sketches to intricate collages, offer a rare insight into the visionary artistry behind his films.

The exhibition also features a captivating collection of film posters, each embodying the narrative and visual essence of Boronski’s cinematic worlds. These posters serve as both artistic expressions and gateways into his unique storytelling.

Willem Boronski Gallery

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Overview of Boronski's Stop Motion Movies