Fw/Rw _ The Water

A man is sitting on a white lounger inside a huge, empty building. His leg is in a plaster and leaning on a chair in front of him. He seems relaxed while he's watching a movie projected on the wall in front of him. The nucleus “lounger/chair/screen” represents the microcosm, the inside, the domestic, the intimate. This in comparison with the excessively large area where it's found would like to give an amplified sense of smallness and disorientation back to the public. A further emphasis, is given by the contrast between this uncared for place that almost seems under siege and the normality instead of the man who seems to be in his lounge at home. The event that diverts the course of things is not on the visual scene but is manifested only through sound. The spectator will be guided to imagine what it's about or remain in doubt. Peace. You realize that it definitely has something to do with water. In these times we expect anything to happen, that's why I have faith in this channel of dialogue with the public.