Premiere video work.

Vessels appear and disappear, replacing one another within a digital space that does not allow them to remain as they are. Familiar forms appear on an oscilloscope, breaking apart and rebuilding themselves out of lines, frequencies, and movement.

The vessel, made to contain, becomes here a changing body — at times solid and present, at others almost dissolving into darkness. Volume is no longer a fixed property of the object, but something that emerges and disappears in time.

At the meeting point of archaeology and technology, matter, memory, and form, the vessels move along the boundary between past and present. They are not presented as static objects, but as traces of a form in a continuous process of emergence, transformation, and disappearance.

The work will be displayed on the entrance floor throughout the conference.