Quick Thoughts....

Creating a visual labyrinth using film footage (example Rear Window) but creating a maze of imagery that the viewers are able to change and manipulate, the work is familiar yet curious, you are submerged in your own choices.

Re film scenes from movies (eg Rear Window) stripping down the aesthetics, keeping perhaps the voices, but the audience are able to change the background (eg Tralfamadore) creating their own film.

All the scenes relate to one another, in a continuous maze of imagery.

Boxed room, multiple projections, experience inside the projections

Set up like Eno, desks with choices then viewed in a cinematic experience.

Manipulating imagery....

Why...visual labyrinth, participation of the audience, their own creation, Forking Paths.

Borges

"a labyrinth that folds back upon itself in infinite regression",

asking the reader to

"become aware of all the possible choices we might make."

The elaborate hypertext is much like the book which Borges suggests to be the labyrinth,

("Every one imagined two works; to no one did it occur that the book and the maze were one and the same thing...the confusion of the novel suggested to me that it was the maze")