10 min
2025
Video is liquid. In constant flux, it can only be held by its container.
Video is a reflection. Beneath the image’s surface lies invisible layers we may not fully perceive but are nonetheless there, influencing us.
When we interface with technology we become submerged in its interconnected web of impact on ourselves, society, and the environment. It is no longer possible to remove ourselves within our deeply embedded position.
Can searching for the tipping point – moments where the apparatus of video reveals itself – allow us to perceive its layers of influence and perception, broadening the distance between object and image?
Video offers an opportunity to look closely and listen deeply. We are submerged, and the only way out is through. This piece offers another mode of engagement with video - one that is meditative, slow paced, slipping away yet within reach - like trying to hold liquid.