NO DOOR, ONE WINDOW, ONLY LIGHT
2023

Following the recent death of an artist friend L from home, who allegedly suffered from schizophrenia for more than 15 years, the artist talks to L through animagined letter exchanges, where they confront each other on notions of home, vulnerability, memory, and fraught relations.

Centering on an architectural model of the artist's childhood room, the film is entirely shot on super 8mm and accompanied by original music from London-based experimental group Langham Research Centre. The film draws from early artist filmmakers' home videos, as well as makes references to structural cinema which prioritises light and space, turning the film into as an autonomous site for resistance.

^{three channel video, sound, colour, 26'32", Super 8mm film transferred to HD video
*Commissioned by Macalline Art Center. Additional support from British Council.}