SYNOPSIS

Sound arises from the silence. Something
from nothing. An autonomous unit, with its
own resonance and interior pulse that
endows a concentric force and stability
that sustains the surrounding space.
A point of white light emerges from the
darkness. The concentrated light may
explode into multiple points that veer in
various directions; return to their initial
unity; create rhythms; give birth to new
lines.

Filigrane.

We observe the passage from static
moment to dynamic movement of sound
and images, points and lines, charged with
vital and brutal force. Tensions are
generated that increase in intensity in an
eccentric construction. A cycle of repetition
and sustenance of the point of light is
created until all possibilities are exhausted.
The intensity of the forces around the point
originate the modulation of its repetitions.
Rhyhtmic movements thus arise in the
sound and visual materials.

Audio reference signals. Pure frequencies.
Morse codes. White noise, radio and
television interference. Telephone signals.
Audio cable noise. Sounds from engines,
machines and electronic devices. Low
voltage noise. Radar. Dither .
Green noise…

Video signals. Colour bars. Photographic
grain. Bar codes. Television glitches.
Timecode counters. Neon light. Film
residues. Absolute time clocks.
Image noise. Pixel.
Cosmic dust…