This video installation explores themes of memory, place, movement, and displacement through a series of images of beaches and bodies of water. Water becomes a space of transition, carrying associations of distance, departure, and the passage between places. The work reflects on how landscapes can hold memories and emotions, while also suggesting the uncertainty and vulnerability that can accompany journeys away from familiar surroundings.

This performance documentation records an act of resistance through destruction, using Moon Crystal Power, an anti-hdden camera tool. Filmed across different cities and countries, the work follows private and public spaces where hidden-camera footage is produced, tracing the methods and traces of such illicit filming. By mimicking the format of such content while deliberately creating confusion and repeatedly disrupting immersion, the work emphasises a simple fact:

“We are not guilty.”