Time Being

TIME BEING meditates on time—not as something fixed and measurable, but as something felt, shaped, and embodied. From a child’s expansive, unstructured sense of time—before it is disciplined into minutes, hours, and schedules—to the fleeting promises of beauty culture, the pursuit of perfect pitch, the ancient endurance of plant life, and the vanishing sounds of the natural world, these works consider how time transforms bodies, landscapes, relationships, and perception itself. Moving between the intimate and the cosmic, these films explore how we mark time, lose ourselves within it, and try to preserve what it takes away.