An application to explore Michael Snow's work, as well as an educational and didactic tool, allowing you to discover the works of one of the most significant artists in contemporary art and cinema of the past 50 years. A data base with 4,800 entries and records for more than 700 documented works.

The opening interface is an excerpt from a sequence in Rameau’s Nephew by Diderot (Thanx to Dennis Young) by Wilma Schoen (1974) - a fifteen-minute sequence from which key frames have been extracted.

In showing the tools that Michael Snow uses, the sequence demonstrates a particular dimension of the artist’s work, which incorporates various materials and media. It also explores possible links between perception and different means of transmitting perception, notably language and technology (in this instance cinema and photography). The objects placed on this table, continually moved by the artist, will act as gateways into the database of the artist’s work and, depending on the grouping, will take you to different sections of the DVD.

Through six main interfaces, the dvd contains the following sections and elements:

- 4800 entries in the database
- 799 documented works
- 60 film or video excerpts
- 57 texts on the artist
- 47 soundtracks
- texts, notes and drawings from the artist
- animation and simulation installations in 2D/3D
- reproductions of photographic works
- bibliography, directories and search tools (databases)