The video uses parallel editing to juxtapose human gestures with the movements of two types of robots: the camera arm in the television studio and the assembly line robots in a car factory. Their movements establish a threatening, relentless rhythm that dominates the frame. In contrast, we observe more spontaneous human gestures: a painter working in a factory and the woman on the TV set who manages and energizes the audience.
The parallel editing suggests that whether in entertainment or industrial production, people are increasingly subject to the same standardizing, repetitive forces. The collision of these worlds raises questions about how human beings are shaped and conditioned
The interplay of gestures between duty and surrender highlights the theatrical nature of human relationships
A security check at the entrance to the TV studio. Through fragmented images and looping repetition, "Tacit Agreement" captures viewers as they resigned and disciplined submit to security screening. The work stigmatizes the act of voluntary submission that integrates individuals into the system.
