'What Time is it on the Sun?' - 24 hour clock-synched loop (still from 3:14pm)
'What Time is it on the Sun?' - 24 hour clock-synched loop (still from 8:11pm)
'What Time is it on the Sun?' - 24 hour clock-synched loop (still from 12:06am)
'What Time is it on the Sun?' - 24 hour clock-synched loop (still from 10:02am)

What Time is it on the Sun?

2017 — 24 hour video (seamless loop, 1080p24, colour, silent)

Produced in residency at Samband Íslenskra Myndlistarmanna, Reykjavik

An exactly twenty-four-hour-long, uncut, imageless video of the Icelandic horizon, shot during summer solstice. The video shifts colours and intensities, while only providing image 'content' during the few minutes surrounding midnight, when the sun passes directly in front of the camera. When projected, video is computer-synchronized to local time, turning the projection surface into an abstracted clock that a viewer can 'read' (in the loosest sense of the term) if intimately familiar with the northern sky.