Noise

This film is an experimental work, a fragment cut from a different reality. My goal was to capture the ordinary, often unnoticed details of everyday life that gradually erode the human psyche—subtle yet relentless forces like noise and flashing lights. Through jarring frames, disruptive sounds, and flickering visuals, I aimed to expose the "suicidal details" of modern existence, those small, pervasive elements that surround us every day, every hour, shaping our mental state in ways we rarely acknowledge.

In just 29 minutes, I sought to condense the weight of contemporary life, highlighting how these seemingly insignificant irritants accumulate over time, leading to psychological deviations. I wanted to capture the essence of "noise"—both literal and metaphorical—and I hope I’ve succeeded in making the invisible visible.