Floating (Penser)

This video art project explores space and time not as fixed, external frameworks, but as dynamic and relational quantities shaped by change, movement, and interaction.

Through visual transformation and temporal distortion, the work explores how movement, force, and instability reshape our sense of continuity and structure.Rather than treating space and time as fixed frameworks, the project presents them as dynamic conditions—continuously influenced and reshaped by what unfolds within them.

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‍This video art work explores the nature of involuntary memory, focusing on how personal images emerge without conscious intention.

Through moving images, Lake reflects on how memory operates as an autonomous process, where fragments of the past appear, dissolve, and reconfigure beyond the subject’s control. The work highlights the tension between lived experience and remembered experience, questioning authorship over one’s own memories.

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