Between the Lights(1975)

Between the Lights is an experimental film that explores light and shadow within a stark, artificial architectural space. Defined by pillars and a geometric checkered floor, the work centers on a solitary female figure moving through this constructed environment. Rather than conventional cinematography, the film is assembled from tinted photographs and photomontages, creating a dreamlike visual composition. The piece operates as a visual essay on form, space, and the interplay of light—a meditative study in abstraction and design that prioritizes aesthetic atmosphere over narrative. It's a work of avant-garde cinema that treats photography as a sculptural medium, inviting viewers into a carefully composed world of contrasts and geometric precision.