Walks in Silence

‘Walks in Silence’ is combination of visual aesthetic, architecture, and installation in a public space.
An exploration of London’s nocturnal cityscape, the installation takes the viewer on a journey on foot around familiar yet hidden parts of the city.

Borrowed light form street lamps, reflections, windows – all these sources of light become both subject and basis to develop film/image in the night. The way in which these sources of illumination literally edit or forefront objects becomes interesting in the built environment. A completely new way of perception arises, in which mass dematerialises (walls) and voids light up (windows).

Viewed from the street, this silent moving image work is a rhythmic, architectonic visual diary.

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