Description: At some point in time, humanity vanished from Earth in an instant. Countless pieces of space debris are scattered across Earth’s orbit. Among that debris, an optical disc happens to slip into a player, and the track begins to play. The thoughts left within the music take on the physical phenomenon of vibration and rain down upon the Earth. Parabolic antennas on the ground listen to the vibrations, and radio towers transmit radio waves of their own accord. Signage in an abandoned city displays the performer’s image, obscured by noise, while a three-dimensional hologram is projected onto a sandy beach. Waves gently brush against feet, and a semi-transparent body traces out the choreography. A roadside cathode-ray tube set bears a face mottled with static, hallucinating seven figures who should not be there. When the track ends, the player ejects the optical disc. The Earth glows, and the debris continues to circle in orbit.

The scenery seen through the window of a night bus becomes a screen for memory.

Production notes – Stars in a room, a galaxy on the road – Fragments of music playing in an empty place begin to drift into the city, gradually gathering and becoming a grand piece of music – Insects, schools of fish, birds, tornadoes

Production notes – A landscape after something has happened / an endless night – The feeling of a photogrammetry 3D model being baked – Taking photos in 3D space