Performance
consisting of video projection and live sound improvisation. The video
projections are composed of elements of the video [a cut through the] archive of destruction, which draws upon documents that are included in the collection of the archive of destruction.
The selected video sequences are reduced to small segments which are split
into text and image video clips, to be played randomly from two
separate sources and projected on top of each other, thus superimposing
text on the video images.
The
sound of the original video segments is also split into small clips
and loops, being subsequently reworked and transformed live during the
performance. As images succeed each other in the projection, the
performers try to respond to the random image-text combinations,
through live sound improvisation.
After
the performance, the video projections remain, as a silent and
continuous generation of chance encounters between image and text. 
