This video work presents a single situation from two distinct perspectives through a split viewpoint structure. Two characters appear within the same temporal and spatial frame, yet their relationship is defined by shifting distance, moving between proximity and withdrawal.
The viewer is positioned as a third presence, observing the tension between the two figures while also being drawn into their perceptual space. As the perspectives alternate, the boundary between observer and participant becomes unstable, allowing the viewer to momentarily occupy both positions.
Rather than resolving the relationship between the two figures, the work sustains a state of hesitation where closeness is continually approached but never fully secured or sometimes deliberately withheld.