Gregory Kalliche

Trapped between the glass of a television screen and a color bar test pattern, a hammer drifts under shifting gravity.

Set within a 3D-rendered kitchen, Hidden Hiss depicts three scenes: an induction cooktop, a countertop FM radio, and a window above a sink. As tension accumulates, the familiar domestic environment gives way to a swarm of unseen energy, noise, and electromagnetic activity.

A table vise applies pressure to a series of everyday objects in a digital environment of shifting physics.

A tanker car is reconfigured as a kitchen timer and wound to two minutes. Its countdown unfolds in real time.

Within a 3D-rendered junction box, Buncha Hells stages a series of animated experiments drawn from historical and popular depictions of electricity.

Undark reinterprets familiar depictions of radiation through a series of 3D-animated happenings, examining the enduring association between radioactivity and a particular shade of luminous green.

A group of lemons wired together as a makeshift battery sits under the moving light of a rapidly passing day. As the light fades, a mini cabin settles among the fruit and draws power from the improvised circuit.

Inspired by damage prediction simulations for produce in transit Theothersideofthemuffledwall applies a filtered soundtrack to a ground that acts as a vibrating visualizer effecting a group of mixed fruit.

A burning log is reconfigured as a kitchen timer and wound to two minutes. Its countdown unfolds in real time.

A dustmite is reconfigured as a kitchen timer and wound to two minutes. Its countdown unfolds in real time.

Integrating motion-captured hand gestures with 3D animation, The Greatest Arrogance follows a series of toy blocks assembled and dismantled beneath an ultraviolet bug lantern that at times becomes the video's central subject.