The glowing sunset throws off its heavenly disguise and reveals itself as a hellish conflagration. The brutal beauty of a world out of joint, captured in an impressive composition.
Pencil and eraser create the changing face of a woman. The film of her life unfolds in her bedroom as changes become visible with every new drawing.
Mr. Millipede stumbles over a seedling and wonders what may be growing there. As the seasons change, the plant thrives under the watchful eyes of the meadow dwellers.
This small story of the tiny eel in the vast ocean probes the eternal cycle of life. The starting point of this contemplative journey is a mosaic painting by Na Kyung Kim.
A soldier, a woman, the nature of life and love … and the dramatic decay of old nitrate film images.
A close-up of the powers that influence mating rituals: powers of attraction and repulsion. Copperplate prints, drawings and photos flicker at different points on the screen.
A space that can be everything. Or nothing. A four-minute essayistic stream of consciousness about the American choreographer Joanna Kotze – and pollution in the Mediterranean.
At full tilt and brightly surrealistic, this narrative flow circles around questions concerning a death. An electronically charged, garish chamber play. In the leading role: the subconscious, it seems.
