durch den Wind

2006

Video, color, sound, small Room, Bench

6 min

A unidentifiable buzzing sound changing into a roaring, thundering sound has been noticable outside the room. Inside you can sit down and watch a video presentation. The lower spectrum of the soundwaves make not only the walls of the enclosure vibrate, but they also cause a feeling of dizziness.
The video image shows a person, who will be exposed to a gradually growing wind velocity of up to 130 mph.
More and more the face is being contorted and the skin begins to flutter, as if it where made out of a fine fabric.
Could it be possible that the skin would separate from the face? Then it becomes noticeable that the wind diminishes steadily and the worst is over.
The built-up tension dissolves and the viewer is able to relax. Questions remain about oneself and the transformation and alienation through external influences.