INVENTORY

A man's personal possessions are transported into and stashed in his new space, gradually filling it to capacity. Immobilized in an armchair, amidst the growing piles of his material belongings, he remains immersed in an obsessive scrutiny of chronologically archived photographic reproductions of the sky. A common house fly and other unexpected invaders add an absurd twist to this ironic dialogue between a concrete, hermetic private universe and an intangible external world.