Related in their subject matter, water and light, these films also share an ultra-sensitive attunement to life and movement within and without. Water from the tremulous stream is as energetic as the stream itself: glimmering cascades of light, glimpses of trees and sky. Sea of Glass is quietly monumental, journeying through an entire world in its twenty-six minutes. Moments in both films seem to hail back to Teo Hernández's reflection of light on the Seine.