Five Angels for the Millennium

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Five Angels for the Millennium is a large-scale video installation by Bill Viola that explores themes of transformation, death, and rebirth through slow-motion underwater imagery and immersive sound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf contemporary artwork
video installation
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Bill Viola NERFINISHED
displayFormat immersive installation environment
large-scale projection in darkened space
exhibitionContext contemporary art galleries
museum exhibitions
genre video art
hasInfluence installation art
video installation practice
hasPart multiple projected images
intendedExperience contemplative viewing
immersive spatial experience
language none (non-verbal work)
lightingCondition darkened room
mainSubject death
rebirth
spiritual experience
the body
transformation
water
medium large-scale video projection
multi-channel sound
video
movement contemporary art
new media art
narrativeForm nonlinear
soundCharacteristic ambient sound
immersive soundscape
low-frequency resonance
theme metamorphosis
spiritual transcendence
the passage of time
the unknown
transition between life and death
usesTechnique digital video manipulation
slow-motion imagery
underwater cinematography
viewingMode installation-based experience
surround viewing
visualCharacteristic figures entering and emerging from water
high-contrast lighting
slow-motion underwater imagery

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Bill Viola notableWork Five Angels for the Millennium