FRAME BY FRAME

Gerês, 2016.

As if it were a film. A format designed to be viewed as a book, where each frame—or page—is complete and autonomous. It features 85 images, each marked with the hour, minute, and second it was captured. The progression between images is subtle—something that requires the “slow” pace of a book to fully unfold, even though it is clearly visible in the film format. It challenges both the video format—the moving image—and the book format itself.