The artwork consists of metal and wooden sculptures set both in and around the water, accompanied by a subtle soundtrack featuring chanting sounds mixed with natural noises that evoke the atmosphere surrounding the pieces. Some resemble familiar objects like birds, people on wheels, and airplanes, while others are more abstract, appearing as if left behind or unfinished. Remarkably close to this quiet display is the vibrant activity of a major city, existing in an unexpected but somehow balanced way. The presentation feels like looking at items displayed within a gallery setting. It’s composed of carefully selected shots from two perspectives of San Francisco harbor, employing no special effects, commentary, or animation. This approach lets the visuals convey their message – or lack thereof – and invites individual interpretation.

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