Felix Luque Sanchez's work is really unique to me, I haven't seen anything like it before. He places a dodecahedron in different environments devoid of human interaction. The purpose is to challenge the viewers' ideas on time, space, and human involvement. The shape can be anything, and is never or touched. The lighting and sound sequence is always the same. To me, the succession of images creates a narrative that can be expanded or contracted based on the imagination of the viewer.
Chapter I: The Discovery from OtherSounds on Vimeo.
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