Kata (1967)

2 Minutes, 16mm, Color, Sound

One of Fulton’s early experiments in accelerating perception, which he dubbed “Omnivision.” Short bursts, single frames, autumn in New England.

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“Nature, gymnastic movements, a cat ... The editing of Fulton and his handling of a camera are already amazing. Since his debut, the way he aligns his camera with gymnastics and martial arts movements is remarkable..”

— Federico Rosin

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