Correction

In "Correction", a lone figure repeatedly jumps through an endlessly shifting sky, gradually joined by a crowd of identical bodies before they disperse and leave the first figure alone again. Faces are obscured by coloured circles, while the figures remain suspended without ground, horizon, or visible mechanism. Their movements overlap without synchronising, creating a collective that is dense yet disconnected. The work turns repetition into a condition of survival: each body continually returns, adjusts, and begins again as the world around it changes colour. Between beauty and unease, isolation and collectivity, Correction imagines instability as an environment rather than an individual state. Its infinite loop offers no destination, only the uncertain demand to keep moving within conditions that never settle.

Art created for the exhibition [UNDER CONSTRUCTION] Moving Images for Uncertain Times, curated by Kika Nicolela and presented at the Shiraz Moving Images on August 25-27, 2026.