Anywhen In a Time Colored Space

The documentary is a continuation of Parreno's work, Anywhen, and runs for 11 minutes. It showcases the artistry of renowned Iranian-French cinematographer Darius Khondji. The film integrates the artist's writing with fragments of James Joyce, creating a rich tapestry of spoken word that aligns with the visual elements presented.

Central to the narrative is the live cuttlefish, Sepia Oficinalis, known for its ability to change its appearance in response to external stimuli. This fascinating cephalopod serves as a metaphor for communication and connection between different forms of life. The film captures long sequences of the cuttlefish, emphasizing its interactions with light, sound, and vibration, reflecting Parreno’s artistic interests.