visit the project’s page here.
In To Caress a Cloud,
I construct clouds in the forest and film them at 500 frames per second
using a decades-old 16mm camera, combining the footage with sound and
voice to shape an immersive cinematic loop. The work unfolds as a
meditative, sensuous experience—an invitation to feel, rather than
resolve, the instability of perception. To experience uncertainty not as
a vice, but to embrace its beauty.
To Caress a Cloud is an Expanded Cinema piece in development, and grounded in the science
of perception with support provided by Utrecht University’s
AttentionLab, run by professor Stefan van der Stigchel.