Lost in Transition"marks the entry of the ± project into a new phase. After two decades, this third part shifts the work towards moving image, animation and mediatic instability, embracing transition not merely as a theme, but as a condition of the present.
The phrase suggests a state of suspension: between phases, between languages, between the real and its representation. But it also speaks of a more internal place within the project itself: an ongoing passage, in which the next direction is not yet fully defined. Drawing from an aesthetic close to glitch, television noise and signal failure, the piece evokes a mediatic imaginary where reality appears increasingly filtered and fragmented. The screen ceases to be merely a support and becomes a metaphor for a world in permanent interference, where everything seems to happen simultaneously - between overload, noise and simulation.
During the residency, this idea extends through drawing on black paper, bringing it closer to the logic of the screen and the animated frame. More than representing images, the work seeks to build a sensation of continuous transition: that of a project entering a new decade without a fully settled destination, and that of a world that seems no longer able to clearly distinguish between experience, mediation and vertigo
