16mm film, 5’27’’, colour, transferred to HD, single-channel, no sound, loop, projection on wet white clothes over a rolling rack

Observing time, care, and decay through a single domestic ritual: a body hanging laundry on a balcony. Shot on 16mm, the camera returns obsessively to this small, repeated task, letting sunlight burn directly into the film stock, and turning an ordinary chore into a study of duration, attention,
and wear. 

The film is projected onto wet clothing hung on a rolling rack, where the garments double as screen and sculpture: light both animates them and dries them (a gesture of care in itself, the projection becomes a second sun), while simultaneously making them blend in, gradually erasing them.