Blivet: Impossible Architecture consists of three video loops, designed to project over three corners in an infinity room. Live mixed soundtrack performance.
Coaxing the "keynote" of some prior reality dug up from a fictional film grave and into our own.
Blivet is defined first as the optical illusion known as the "devil's tuning fork"--an image whose prongs waver between two and three in number. Second, it has a double meaning as a "placeholder word," referring to things whose names are temporarily forgotten or unknown. Third, this is about the nature of bodies feeding back upon themselves in liminal space.
