Paradise Lost, 2016



Exhibition Post-Cyber Feminist International 2017 at ICA, London, UK
Paradise Lost, 2016, single channel video, 05’15''

Produced by TcoET
Co-directed by Dew Kim and Luciano Zubillaga


Performance based K-pop video connecting religion and Israel's biblical missile system. A visitor to Vatican city witnesses the apparition of Israel's biblical missile in the sky while singing to the secret dimension of religion.

Through performance, architecture and moving image, TCoET encourages audiences to explore movement, time sense and sexuality within the imagination of post-human philosophies. TCoET works with performance, humour and expanded telepathy as a mode of direct knowledge in moving image as research.

In their work the rules of production are not defined, as they are in traditional filmmaking, and not set under linear protocols of collaboration. Filmmaking is approached as an invisible architecture, where entanglements of expanded telepathy (ET) could potentially undo the solid grip of language and colonial syntax. The linear matrix of montage gives way to possible assemblages of time as transdiscipline for sculpture, philosophy and space design. In fact, image movement or time-sense is only needed to access the “nth” dimension of space. The combination of feeling and thought of high tension leads to a higher form of psychic life.