Within the context of a global culture of 'progress', this video triptych poses questions about our internal landscapes, as we navigate this rushing stream of forward motion. A rectangular projection made of three separate shots centers ...See moreWithin the context of a global culture of 'progress', this video triptych poses questions about our internal landscapes, as we navigate this rushing stream of forward motion. A rectangular projection made of three separate shots centers around a woman whose fluctuations reflect they ways in which we find ourselves spinning in whirlpools of our own thinking: caught up in our past experiences and our potential future ones. Are we denying ourselves the opportunity to cultivate a sense of complete-ness as we seek progress? How does our constant consumption of; materials, ideas, other people and their perceptions, with deceptive ease, weigh on us? This piece invites a sense of unease, a pregnant pause, which seeks to open up room for exploring this line of inquiry. Written by
Anonymous
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