Christian Marclay says : "In the cinema, the minutes that are shown are either stretched or compressed to enhance the suspenseful moment," "An action might take several hours, but you'll see it in a few minutes. I had to put everything back in real time"

brisbanetimes Friday, January 18, 2019 5:21:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "You see the same actors at different ages, sometimes very closely from one scene to the next," "And of course, there is memory. That plays a big role. When you see a scene you are familiar with, then you might recall the whole film in some way. But that varies from viewer to viewer, so everyone sees The Clock very differently according to their personal experience, age and knowledge"

brisbanetimes Friday, January 18, 2019 5:21:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "In the cinema, the minutes that are shown are either stretched or compressed to enhance the suspenseful moment," "An action might take several hours, but you'll see it in a few minutes. I had to put everything back in real time"

theage Friday, January 18, 2019 5:10:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "You see the same actors at different ages, sometimes very closely from one scene to the next," "And of course, there is memory. That plays a big role. When you see a scene you are familiar with, then you might recall the whole film in some way. But that varies from viewer to viewer, so everyone sees The Clock very differently according to their personal experience, age and knowledge"

theage Friday, January 18, 2019 5:10:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "In the cinema, the minutes that are shown are either stretched or compressed to enhance the suspenseful moment," "An action might take several hours, but you'll see it in a few minutes. I had to put everything back in real time"

smh Friday, January 18, 2019 4:53:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "You see the same actors at different ages, sometimes very closely from one scene to the next," "And of course, there is memory. That plays a big role. When you see a scene you are familiar with, then you might recall the whole film in some way. But that varies from viewer to viewer, so everyone sees The Clock very differently according to their personal experience, age and knowledge"

smh Friday, January 18, 2019 4:53:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "In the cinema, the minutes that are shown are either stretched or compressed to enhance the suspenseful moment," "An action might take several hours, but you'll see it in a few minutes. I had to put everything back in real time"

brisbanetimes Friday, January 18, 2019 5:21:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "You see the same actors at different ages, sometimes very closely from one scene to the next," "And of course, there is memory. That plays a big role. When you see a scene you are familiar with, then you might recall the whole film in some way. But that varies from viewer to viewer, so everyone sees The Clock very differently according to their personal experience, age and knowledge"

brisbanetimes Friday, January 18, 2019 5:21:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "In the cinema, the minutes that are shown are either stretched or compressed to enhance the suspenseful moment," "An action might take several hours, but you'll see it in a few minutes. I had to put everything back in real time"

theage Friday, January 18, 2019 5:10:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "You see the same actors at different ages, sometimes very closely from one scene to the next," "And of course, there is memory. That plays a big role. When you see a scene you are familiar with, then you might recall the whole film in some way. But that varies from viewer to viewer, so everyone sees The Clock very differently according to their personal experience, age and knowledge"

theage Friday, January 18, 2019 5:10:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "In the cinema, the minutes that are shown are either stretched or compressed to enhance the suspenseful moment," "An action might take several hours, but you'll see it in a few minutes. I had to put everything back in real time"

smh Friday, January 18, 2019 4:53:00 AM EAT

Christian Marclay says : "You see the same actors at different ages, sometimes very closely from one scene to the next," "And of course, there is memory. That plays a big role. When you see a scene you are familiar with, then you might recall the whole film in some way. But that varies from viewer to viewer, so everyone sees The Clock very differently according to their personal experience, age and knowledge"

smh Friday, January 18, 2019 4:53:00 AM EAT