Ruptures, créations et possibilités queer du vide
If the interval is between two things, is it empty, or is it full of something? Is this void, or a sort of void connects other plots of existence? Can this void, conceptualized as the interval, become a possible? A possibility of change, creation, redirection, articulation, cancellation? This analysis explores what the multiple ruptures constituting Random Acts of Flyness make possible. It questions the juxtaposition. The choices of putting two moments side by side in an edit. Here, this void, and the rupture between the shots, the scenes, the dialogues, the episodes (and soon the seasons), produce a creation of possibilities for interpretation and queer readings. The images and the sounds are saturated with information and it is in the pause, in the breathing, in the redirection, that the meaning emerges. This article presents an analysis that focuses on the first episode of the series produced by Terence Nance and allows to reflect on the concept of the interval between the six episodes of the first season.
Random Acts of Flyness Lecture queer Queer Reading