Wang Bing, Wang Bing: L’Œil qui marche

Wang Bing: L’Œil qui marche

Wang Bing

Publisher
LE BAL / Roma Publications / delpire & co
Year
2021
Specifications
Hardcover
16 × 23 cm
832 pages
747 illustrations
French or English
Edited by Diane Dufour, Dominique Païni and Roger Willems
The second part of the volume gathers a set of texts

An obstinate surveyor of contemporary China, Wang Bing marked the world of cinema from his beginnings in 2003 with West of the Tracks. Since then he has followed those excluded from the Chinese economic miracle, establishing an off-frame to the official media coverage, between propaganda and censorship. This major volume of 832 pages unfolds his films as a single walking eye, frame by frame, and gathers in its second part a set of texts on that body of work.

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