The Silent Broadcast is a suite of 13-second monochrome loops, like lost transmissions from the 1940s–60s. Masked and veiled figures hold still in dim parlors, hotel rooms, train cars and crowded bars while curtains breathe, dust drifts and shadows misbehave. Warm, time-worn toning—grain, scratches, the amber patina of aged paper—turns film-noir tableaux into quiet hauntings: a broadcast that begins only when the TV is off.