I Do Not Know What It Is I Am Like

This piece juxtaposes images of both wild and domestic animals with scenes from human life, including an apartment setting and a fire walking ceremony in Fiji. The documentary-style footage blends staged events with real moments, creating a unique viewing experience. Although it does not follow a traditional narrative, it relates to broader themes of nature and existence. The film also incorporates material from Viola's earlier work, "Il Corpo Scuro (The dark body)," providing a deeper context to the imagery presented.

Collectors of avant-garde video art will find this piece significant for its innovative approach to storytelling through visual contrasts. Bill Viola's exploration of consciousness and nature's relationship to human life resonates with contemporary discussions in art and media, making it a noteworthy title for those interested in the evolution of video art.