Fun and Games for Everyone(1969)

Fun and Games for Everyone is an experimental film shot during an Olivier Mosset exhibition opening. The work captures a psychedelic improvisation featuring members of the Zanzibar group alongside Salvador Dalí, Barbet Schroeder, and Jean Mascolo. Shot in stark black and white with solarized imagery, the film employs visual techniques that echo bold painterly strokes. The result is a pitch-black, visually striking piece that blurs the line between documentation and surrealist performance art, offering viewers an immersive glimpse into the creative ferment of its era.