A moonrise over Newhall, California, in July 2020, recontextualized via sound from a spring pond in Caroline, New York, from July 2011.

A meditation on time, attention, memory, and reverie.

Sound from the breaking of spring echoes into blurred and hypnotic summer evening lights, constructing a fantastical location built from time and distance, steeped in our perceptions and reminiscences. Its slow-moving image, generated by pushing a consumer camcorder to its limits of resolution and light sensitivity, abstracts the land- and life-scape of its subject, breaking with a narrative approach to allow a viewer to feel, hear, and see directly.

Visiting Caroline, we sift through our memories for afterimages that help us make sense of the present moment.

When two young women are tired of their everyday life, they meet to go out and escape society, looking for a moment in which they could feel accepted and comfortable in their own shoes.

The desperate imagination of a child of war draws his arms equipped with guns but, the figure steps into reality to shape a new form of his being.

A short experimental film about a woman who is losing her memory. She shares memory that she doesn't want to forget with a young man, who tells it back to her when she can no longer remember it.

When a woman falls in love and marries a good man she expects to be happy, but finds herself miserable because she does not want to provide something that her husband expects from her. On their way to a clinic they get a flat tire and meet a woman who will change the course of their lives.