Quick facts
- Released
- January 1, 1977
- Runtime
- 12 min
- Language
- No Language
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Pyramid Drawings about?
- Pyramid Drawings opens with a white screen and a narrow floor area at the bottom. From the left, a performer enters, carrying a bucket of paint. The film is in negative therefore everything light is dark and everything dark is light. The performer begins to draw black lines on what appears to be a white wall. The drawing gradually becomes to be a pyramid seen in perspective. The performer leaves and the drawing is left for contemplation by the viewer. The performer re-enters with a pair of scissors and cuts what appeared to be lines. The lines fall to the floor. The performer then commences to build a new pyramid with new strings stretched back and forth in the space.
- Who directed Pyramid Drawings?
- Pyramid Drawings was directed by David Haxton.
- When was Pyramid Drawings released?
- Pyramid Drawings is a 1977 film.
- Where can I watch Pyramid Drawings?
- You can watch Pyramid Drawings with full details, cast, and streaming options on 3eyedraven.