“The room is darkened so that a ray of light can pierce it, enchant it, and unfold an entire world onto a two-dimensional white screen. That’s why, for me, darkness is neither unpleasant nor gloomy. On the contrary, I associate it with a condensed form of life. Immense, like the night. Intimate, like the pupil of an eye.”
(Anouk de Clercq quoted in Vicente Monroy’s A Brief History of Darkness)

• Photuris (Peter Miller, 2013-2014, 6 min [16mm])
• Earthearthearth (Daïchi Saïto, 2021, 30 min [35mm]
• Beneath Your Skin of Deep Hollow (Malena Szlam, 2010, 4 min [16mm])
• Not (a) part (Vicky Smith, 2019, 6 min [16mm])
• Chorus (Paul Clipson, 2009, 7 min [Super 8 to 16 mm])

Curated by Lucía Benavente, Nicolás Hernando & Alejandro Lozano.
Film prints on 35 mm & 16mm sourced from Lightcone.