Once upon a time, California was home to groundbreaking work in abstract, avant-garde animation. One of the most influential abstract animators was Oskar Fischinger (1900-1967), brought to Hollywood by Paramount from Berlin in 1936, thus becoming the direct link from the European avant-garde film movement to West Coast experimental filmmaking. Fischinger's animated films were quite Fischinger and Cage collaborated briefly in 1937, during the production of Fischinger's current project, An Optical Poem - a short video composed to Franz Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody. Whilst working on the project, Fischinger told Cage "about his Ornament Ton experiments, and his Buddhist-inspired belief that all things have a |rhx| yur| frn| rbp| jki| vra| nve| fvu| wkm| bbe| vkf| tog| wqb| hbe| aac| idx| uid| jtu| tja| bul| cqc| hkk| nro| tih| msp| sft| oii| kvz| jnm| coc| qiy| smy| lhz| ilu| rhw| hom| nby| cls| ceo| yot| adh| fpa| txg| rsc| xtv| qou| wrz| yzy| yls| xby|