Vídeo realizado por Shiho Kano en 2002.

Sinopsis
En una habitación sombría hay una flor en una lejana ventana. Un movimiento oculto en este vídeo se transforma con el curso del tiempo e invierte el interior y el exterior de la habitación, el día y la noche, o la luz y la oscuridad. Sin embargo, la flor, el eje del movimiento, colapsa su propia existencia ya que uno apenas puede distinguir su color. Aquí perdemos el núcleo en el que nos apoyamos.

Notas
A rose in a glass vase on the windowsill. Soft Vermeer-like light falling into the dusky room, and playing through the crystal-clear water. Most of all, this yields a 'beautiful' picture, well-framed, wonderful colours, tone and shades. Throughout the video, the camera behaves like the eye of someone who wants to drink in this beauty to his heart's content. Concentration and a zen-like focus on the aesthetic experience makes the components unfold. Change of light, shifts of colour, blurred spots, red-and-black counterpoints and more of that kind, build up an intensity that culminates in the viewer's literally being sucked into the image. Or rather, into one single spot which, as a component aspect, probably contains all the beauty of the whole - analogous to the Proustian yellow spot on a wall in Vermeer's 'View on Delft'. Through this wormhole, our gaze disappears, to be chastened and thereby to adopt a totally different perspective.' - Vinken & van Kampen (from the online catalogue Netherlands Media Art Institute)