Razzle Dazzle (The Lost World)

In the feature film RAZZLE DAZZLE (THE LOST WORLD) (2007), historical footage is processed and analyzed using Jacobs’ “Eternalism” technique, with which the artist created three-dimensional images that could be perceived with the naked eye. (uz) 
“Early stereograph images appear, digitally manipulated to reveal their depths to even single-eyed viewers: „Yes,“ they tell us, „there was an everyday world before this one and it was equally taken for granted.“ A digital shadow falls upon the scene […] Cinema is cohabiting with the computer and there’s no knowing what will come of it.” (Ken Jacobs)