Neo-Past

Atari 2600 code glitch. Atari 2600 music, processed and mixed via Pro Tools. PAL analog video glitch art, generated through custom-modified hardware.

Time has lost its linear promise. It folds, loops, and leaks into what lies ahead. Memory is no longer an archive but a volatile terrain where roads proliferate not toward clarity, but into divergence. Each frame opens a portal: not a recollection, but a mutation of what was, becoming what could never quite be grasped.

We are immersed in a landscape without borders, where orientation collapses and perception becomes an act of survival. The body, once a subject in control, now drifts through intersecting trajectories, each threatening to become a destiny without consent. There is no final route—only a continuous process of entering the unknown, over and over.

Not chaos as disorder, but chaos as excess—of paths, signals, potentials. Control is an illusion, and choice, a flicker. The past never finishes happening.