Oblivion

Oblivion consists of approximately thirty images that repetitively appear, creating a sense of obsession. The film is notable for its contact-printing technique, which combines high contrast black and white negatives with color positives. This method results in shots that can flood with pure color, adding to the experimental quality of the work.

The rapid cutting style is a defining feature, with some images lasting as briefly as two frames. This creates a representational ambiguity that challenges viewers to engage with their own fantasies. The film's structure and visuals make it a significant piece within the realms of LGBT cinema and experimental film.