串流影像；6分鐘30秒
海水拍打岩岸的慢動作水平平移畫面，搭配合成器版約翰帕海貝爾《D大調卡農》*。影片串流播放。
天體運動牽引潮起潮落，如時間循環往復，卻沒有哪一波海浪回得到相同位置——每次回去，地球早已移動。
作品將海水、聲音、數據之波相互交織，展現他們恆久不變又轉瞬即逝的特徵：海洋連綿不斷變幻莫測，回應環境形成浪花；帕海貝爾卡農以貫穿始終的低音為基調，旋律重複演進；串流媒體仰賴數據持續流動，顯現於渲染當下。合成器模仿樂器音色，透過波形賦予生命。
*影像來自 Mario Krimer (Pexels)；CC BY-SA 3.0 聲音來自 Jeffrey C. Hall (Wikipedia)
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Streaming video; 6 minutes 30 seconds
Streamed online, a slow-motion horizontal tracking shot captures waves crashing along the coast, set to a synthesizer realization of Johann Pachelbel’s Canon in D Major.*
While the gravitational pull of celestial bodies shapes the cyclical rise and fall of tides, no wave ever returns to the exact same spot—by the time it does, the Earth has already moved on.
The work intertwines the waves of seawater, sound, and data, conveying their both constant yet fleeting nature: the ocean, ever-connected and always changing, creates unique sprays in response to varying conditions; Pachelbel’s Canon holds a steady ground bass while its melody repeats and evolves; streaming media is a continuous flow of data, manifesting in the present moment of rendering. The synthesizer imitates instrumental tones, bringing them to life through waveforms.
*video by Mario Krimer (Pexels); CC BY-SA 3.0 sound by Jeffrey C. Hall (Wikipedia)