ONE (2021)

 

ONE is an inquiry into interconnectedness — a dismantling of the illusion that the self stands at the center of experience. It reflects on our conditioned belief that we are the doers, that life unfolds around the individual “me,” and on the cultural privileging of left-brain logic that reinforces this sense of separation.

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As an exercise in de-conditioning, the video intentionally distances. The mediated screen becomes a cooler, more abstract encounter than live performance, making separation perceptible even as the work gestures toward interconnection.

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ONE unfolds as both homage and experiment, inviting a subtle shift from self-centrality toward a wider field of relation — a space where perception, presence, and connection are experienced as interdependent and continuous.