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The Visual Silence explores a cinematic aesthetic that approaches silence and darkness and challenges the voyeuristic tradition of cinema. It is a cinematic form that is situated in the gap between what is projected and what is perceived, between the impression of the ear and that of the eye. The Visual Silence examines the possibility of new perspectives through the deconstruction of the image and also through a critical examination of patriarchal, excluding and exhausting methods in the traditions of filmmaking. The research project resulted in the feature film Lucky One that premiered 2019.
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Then you go to your car.
You sit in the driver's seat.
You shut the door.
You see that your gun
is in the glove compartment.
You close your eyes.
For a moment everything is silent.
You look at yourself from within
and see who you really are;
A child, a killer, a prostitute.
You listen to my voice.
When I count to three
you will let go of everything
that made you a slave.
And you will be free.
One
Two
Three
