Shona Masarin

2010, 4.5mins, video, silent.

A silent love song wherein light, rhythm, and pace attempt to portray feelings in their ripest pre-logical form. The title of the film is taken from a poem by Kirby Doyle. Made with a light box and color separation transparencies. I worked with the materials intuitively, hoping that the meaning would make itself known to me in the process. The resulting images parallel my personal feelings at the time—towards the materials, and towards a personal relationship that was developing as I progressively worked on the film. The trace of discovery is left as a document for myself, and the viewer.