„I'm so bored with video because all the experiments seem to proceed from the same set of assumptions about what video can do. It can tell images in a narrative way. I was delighted to find this other way of using video because at last here's video which draws from another source, which is painting.“ (Brian Eno, 1985)

If one follows the arguments of classical film studies, the image is the primary source of information. In these selected works by Brian Eno and Maria Vedder, however, image and sound, music and cinematic image enter into a special intertwining and reveal that this cannot easily be transferred to the music video or to video art.