

Trilogy of Time
DirectorsJulián Enriquez, Fabricio Chiarella
“Have you ever wondered how time feels like to a radish?”
The Trilogy of Time is a three movements' poetic essay in which time ceases to be an invisible framework and becomes the protagonist. Through everyday images —a train, rain, a staircase, a pond— and a voiceover that navigates between contemplation, fantasy, and existential questioning, the three video poems engage in a dialogue with one another around a shared concern: the nature of becoming. The shots were captured unintentionally, as intuitive snapshots of insignificant moments and spaces. The editing later intertwined them into an intimate and existential narrative, a voice that echoes in search of meaning.
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