For years, fragments of video have been collected and merged with monoprint clips to create an analogue, flickering rhythm between photographic imagery and print. The fast-paced, jittery motion of the video is designed to overwhelm and hypnotise—drawing the viewer into a trance where only the willing can catch fleeting fragments of meaning. This defensiveness becomes a visual shield, a protective barrier reflecting internal chaos and psychological struggle.

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Initially resistant to digital mediums, the work eventually gravitated toward video for its entrancing power—its capacity to communicate through flickering, overwhelming visuals. The project became a vessel for transmitting the uncovered 'code', forming a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern distraction. When projected in a room, the video entrapped its audience, drawing them into an immersive, disorienting space—a collision of the ancestral, the spiritual, and the chaotic material world.

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