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Holding My Breath is an intriguing exploration of existence during a time of crisis. Shot in the artist's studio during the pandemic lockdown, it feels deeply personal and introspective. The pacing is reflective, providing a sense of stillness as it captures moments that resonate with isolation and contemplation. It’s part of Kahlen's ongoing body of work that engages with the concept of wind, which adds a layer of metaphor to the film. The way air—something intangible—dictates mood and feeling here is quite striking. There’s no flashy direction, just a raw, unfiltered look at a unique moment in time. It's not typical documentary fare, but that’s what makes it distinctive in its own right.
Recorded during pandemic shutdown.Part of Kahlen's 'Works with Wind' series.Emphasizes stillness and introspection.
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