Mirrors in space burn cities

Capturing the architecture of the city through its own mirrors produces a visual echo: condensation and distortion of the images alternate through the play of projection, reverberation, and diffraction.

Then the sun begins to set in the mirror and the entire screen erupts in violent explosions of orange lens flares. Slowly the background sky goes black leaving only the mirror to show twilight. Then everything is dark. This piece is similar to Hand Held Day. The endurance aspect is especially important because I am entirely visible.

Mirrors of the Cosmos traces a route through the light fields of four plants and one mineral, flowing freely through their terra incognita topography. The luminous imprints generated on film in an EM field roll up cosmic configurations in their rays.

The reflections we see in the mirrors are not us but of the actors who interpret us. What would happen if one of them got tired of not being himself?

In an uncertain future where Vietnam is on the verge of being submerged in water, a son, far away from home, remembers his family. By way of cinematic magical transformations, trivial stories and banal images suddenly become unreal, as if reflections of something beyond reality.