flux

I understand myself as I move through space. I exist through it’s memory of where I’ve left my footing. My legacy, fundamental trace, is bare motion.

Flux explores space-time as a point of threshold. Continuously transitioning, the notion of collective space is intriguing. Why am I here, and how many were there before me? Past and present merge, intertwine, leaving linear notion of time futile. Perceptive becomes intelligible, revealing the vastness of collective territory, history and legacy. The installation creates a space of encounters – it archives its memory.

The interactive video installation is triggered with motion of the participant. It captures and archives these actions in real-time and layers them on top of each other.

Installation view in TAC, Endhoven (Netherlands)