Documentation of "Archivio," an installation by Kometa, the duo of Polish artist Agnieszka Rowińska and Filipino filmmaker Aaron Palabyab, completed at the 33 Officina Creativa (33OC) Residency in Toffia, Italy. Assembled by the artists from scratch using only readily available materials, this is a prototype for future installations based on this concept. The installation takes inspiration from the small medieval town of Toffia, Italy, and the strong sense of the presence of the past within its walls. A large translucent oil painting was created and assembled by Agnieszka from several sheets. She then individually drew and cut around 500 human figures, corresponding to the number of people buried in the town's old cemetery, which were then hung in a web of string behind the painting. Then a time-lapse film of Toffia, shot by Aaron over one month, was projected onto the back of the painting and through the figures. The projector was placed on an automated camera slider in order to create a parallax effect with the shadows, with the result that it becomes difficult to determine where they exist in space. "Archivio" Installation by Agnieszka Rowińska and Aaron Palabyab with the assistance of Nick Stringer Produced at 33 Officina Creative Artist Residency in Toffia, Italy https://33oc.org/ Connect with the artists: http://www.agnieszkarowinska.com/ Agnieszka Rowińska on Instagram: http://instagram.com/agnieszka.rowinska Subscribe to my channel - null Instagram: http://instagram.com/aaronpalabyab Facebook: http://facebook.com/a.palabyab Twitter: http://twitter.com/aaronpalabyab Website: http://www.aaronpalabyab.com/ Business Contact / Licensing: aaron [at] aaronpalabyab.com Music licensed via Epidemic Sound