Fissure evokes and reconfigures the world we live in. It calls for a utopia that walks towards freedom, a circular, hopeful and renewed future. Within the screen, images appear in all directions, in an unfathomable, socially fissured process.

In a war, we can continually flee, or be hit. Fissure suggests a presence, a voice, echoes of the ancient battlefields that rut our memories with iron and fire. The movement triggers the senses beyond what is seen and heard, evidence of an inhospitable path of (un)construction of the real.