A space in between the walls where I used to hide

Timeless Spaces mixes poetics, illusion, and common images to localize some of our most abstract self-concepts. With these pieces, reduced to color and sound, we studied the sites of our intimate lives. In the theater of the past that is constituted by memory, a home is our primary image - a microspace within an image: corners, nests, drawers, cupboards, cellars, and attics all become a figure in this analysis of time.

Music by Michael Askill.

2 minute loop, (2000 x 2000 px)