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.

On the occasion of the exhibition entitled "Introspective" dedicated to LaM (Lille Métropole Museum of Modern Art, Contemporary Art and Art Brut), in Villeneuve-d'Ascq from 24 February to 4 June 2017, Light Cone invites the artist Michel Nedjar.