Quiet and spacious, the video is constructed using a very limited pallet both visually and sonically. The images emphasise processes of breathing and resting, waiting and weight, alongside other, more emergent and at times fleeting images. Through an altered sense of duration these image drift into view to draw out how, within bodily experiences of restful stillness, there are complex interactions between interior and exterior, physical and imagined. Giving space for the viewer to locate their own bodies and evoking the movement worlds at play, here the body is conceived as (an ever changing) home.

The soundscape explores the inner, intimate sonic life of the body as home through electroacoustically transformed binaural recordings captured from head recordings. All the composed sound material that is heard in the piece was originally either of the dancers breathing or the extraneous sounds of their movement as they work in the space.