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RECURRENCE RELATION 3
Recurrence Relation 3 is a four channel video projection, where the tenuous image of human figures emerge from the distant horizon. The figures walk towards the viewer, even at times looks straight onto the viewer, then continues beyond the viewer. The landscape of the barren high arctic sits still as the figures emerge again, to repeat the same migrating pathway, endlessly. In mathematics, a recurrence relation is an equation that defines a sequence recursively: each term of the sequence is defined as a function of the preceding terms. Cycle after cycle, the figures return in silent determination, carrying the accumulated memory of the previous cycles. Captured in 16mm film in Moffen Island, International Territory of Svalbard, an archipelago near the north pole (80°N, 14.5°E). 


4 channel video, color, sound.

Duration: 7 minutes, 10 Seconds (one loop), set in a continuous loop.

Size: 25 x 100 feet.
Recurrence Relation 3, 2012. Duration: 7 minutes, 10 Seconds (one loop), set in a continuous loop. Size: 25 x 100 feet. (still frame) Recurrence Relation 3, 2012. Duration: 7 minutes, 10 Seconds (one loop), set in a continuous loop. Size: 25 x 100 feet. (still frame) Recurrence Relation 3, 2012. Duration: 7 minutes, 10 Seconds (one loop), set in a continuous loop. Size: 25 x 100 feet. (still frame) Recurrence Relation 3, 2012. Duration: 7 minutes, 10 Seconds (one loop), set in a continuous loop. Size: 25 x 100 feet. (still frame) Recurrence Relation 3, 2012. Duration: 7 minutes, 10 Seconds (one loop), set in a continuous loop. Size: 25 x 100 feet. (still frame)