The piece is built on a framework of tracking down and up a parking garage staircase, with a carwash in the basement, (since demolished) the same take repeated a number of times, and therefore a different, but same repetition. A second strand of the work is formed by an ostensibly unconnected set of ideas and concerns, dealing with the gradual movement of our social system from a democratic, to an oligarchic global system. The gradual abstraction of the staircase into colour fields, text, the actress singing and repeating a dialog sequence to camera, make a shifting montage without narrative connection. There is no metaphor in this work.It‘s a loose bag of ideas, some connected, others just there as images, to be organized by the viewer, not really an essay, but thoughts on despair.
Mike Dunford
Director
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Our Wife70%
A Woman60%
A Movie65%
Shanghaied59%
Perfect Day69%
Beau Hunks68%
Solid Serenade74%
Sea Scouts63%
Spider-Man: All Roads Lead to No Way Home67%
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The Hoose-Gow66%
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Curve69%
Donald's Nephews65%
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Icefall63%