[Leon] Narbey first turned to film merely as a way of documenting his installations but found that colour and lighting needed to be rethought in film terms.– Film historian Roger Horrocks on Leon Narbey's first short films, in Horrocks' 1984 booklet Leon Narbey - New Zealand Film Makers at the Auckland City Art Gallery
I was interested in light and the control of light ... [I set up] rooms with programmed lights, and the dimensions of those spaces tended to change according to the way the light struck or reflected.– Leon Narbey on his early experimental films, in 1984 booklet Leon Narbey - New Zealand Film Makers at the Auckland City Art Gallery
It started out as an attempt to document a temporal event or structure and then it became filmmaking.– Leon Narbey on his early films Room One and Room Two, Newsreel 43, 1999
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