In this 60-minute video, created at the Colby College Museum in Maine, I gaze at a giant Alex Katz painting, while thinking of everyone I have ever loved. I stand extremely still for the duration.

The piece is exhibited as a wall projection.

Seven men enter a sunny bedroom in a nineteenth-century farmhouse over the course of 50 minutes. They fall asleep in the same bed.

The video is presented as a projection. The action evolves slowly, so that the viewer encounters it like a slowly-moving photograph.

In this 20-minute video, seven people slowly enter a field of ferns as the sun is setting. They gather on the ground and fall asleep. By the end of the piece the screen goes black with night.

The video is exhibited as a wall projection.