Vessel of Inversion (2026)

Step into a realm where commonplace household items lose their routine purpose and drift into a haunting middle ground between recognition and strangeness. Stripped of their practical roles, these artifacts reveal their raw, unadorned nature, inviting prolonged scrutiny of shapes and surfaces typically ignored. Filmed through a calm, unblinking perspective, the footage tracks these silent forms gliding or resting within vacant rooms, sparking an unspoken visual conversation. By pairing barren interiors with functionless props, the piece taps into the quiet tension of modern existence—navigating rigid routines, profound solitude, and lingering doubt within confined walls. Bathed in moody shadows, finished with grainy celluloid aesthetics, and balanced between frozen frames and subtle movement, the project crafts an immersive mood that blurs the boundary between waking life and subconscious reverie.