Single-channel video, 03'06'', 2026

The work draws on the familiar cinematic device of slow camera movement, typically used to reveal space. Here, however, this gesture is stripped of its function: the camera glides along a grey, featureless wall that does not open up a perspective but instead establishes a boundary. The wall operates simultaneously as an external and internal barrier, creating a state of enclosure in which movement does not lead to an exit.
The sound is reduced to a low-frequency hum with no identifiable source, while subtitles continue to indicate what is taking place. Instead of speech, only traces remain — noises, vibrations, fragments of action that might belong either to the environment or to a human presence, yet are confirmed by neither. The voice is absent, and with it disappears the possibility of articulation: presence is indicated but never established. Within this shift, the space remains unchanged and loses its sense of certainty, becoming a zone in which presence can no longer be verified.