BT - The Antikythera Mechanism (Scott Pagano) [2006, IDM, HDTVRip]

The Antikythera Mechanism is a graphic-fueled experimental narrative journey, traversing snow covered alien desert landscapes, fractured forests, and hyper-futuristic cities. In this re-imagining of the discovery of the Antikythera Mechanism (an ancient mechanical computer - dating back to 150-100 BCE), our surreal fairy tale follows our guide as she unearths a mysterious object that acts as a catalyst to unfold reality and open up a series of answers in the form of worlds ranging from distorted natural vistas to stylized synthetic futurescapes. The film was featured on BT’s 2006 DVD release This Binary Universe.
As filmmaker, motion designer, and spatial reconstructionist, Scott Pagano creates moving image content utilizing shards of architecture, disfunction, and futurism. With influences ranging from minimal painting to cinema, his work offers a re-envisioned perspective on the graphic stratas that saturate our visual perception. His meticulously constructed abstract artworks push the boundaries of audio-visual composition and process using a dynamic mix of cinematographic and synthetic imagery. His music videos and motion art works have been screened in venues ranging from international film festivals to MTV. He has worked with a wide range of notable musicians including Speedy J, BT, Christopher Willits, Michael Fakesch, Funkstorung, Joan Jeanrenaud, the Kronos Quartet, Twerk, and Richard Devine.