SAAB

But it’s not just some plain silence. It is filled. Apart from engine revs, road surfaces, passing cars, there are people's wishes, dreams and fears in the silence which can be heard without words. Maybe you can imagine the sound of a bird or the beat of its wings flying in front of the car,

or the sound of a cow passing by, blades of grass swaying against each other,

music coming from headphones...

Maybe you can imagine how the steady background changes over time
to the roar of the waves
to the spring wind
and then to silence
which as a vacuum suppresses the rhythm of breathing.

"Saab" investigates the aesthetics of boredom and states of slowness in the context of everyday poetics. What is it like to capture feelings and states of being on camera? What happens when so little is said and so much is felt?