William Kentridge

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A large-scale installation where projection, sound and mechanical rhythm construct a spatial experience of time as both physical and perceptual.

Multiple image streams unfold simultaneously, forming a fragmented and layered narrative where history, movement and memory intersect.

The work operates through accumulation and displacement, where the body is positioned within a system of images that resist linear progression.

Time emerges not as a fixed measure, but as something unstable — stretched, repeated and continuously reconfigured in space.