2020 — Group Exhibition
Edinburgh
This video project begins with a line by Walt Whitman:
“Nothing can happen more beautiful than death.”
The video was developed from a series of drawings by Aidin Khankeshipour—images that gradually moved away from their still state and became part of a slow and continuous visual flow.
In this work, the image does not function as an isolated frame, but rather as a word within a sentence: a transient element that gains meaning only through duration and movement. The video was an attempt to construct a moment—a brief and suspended instant formed somewhere between appearance and disappearance.
Slow movement, repetition, and gradual shifts in color and form create an atmosphere in which the image is felt more than narrated. What emerges is not a fixed story, but a condition closer to memory, dream, or the passing of an image through the mind.