Beneath the Sky
A small island turns slowly under a single light source: a white villa, a few trees, a contained and fictional world.
Inside the house, lighting glows, while the sky around it moves through day and night in shifting reds, yellows, blues, and greys. Here, opposites merge almost imperceptibly: sun becomes moon, day becomes night, light and dark quietly trading places. In this small-scale universe, size and meaning are fluid, and the world spins on in gentle, subtle transformations.
Even the smallest rotation reminds us that time and perception are never fixed, and that the boundary between opposites exists only in our attention. They quietly dissolve and merge into each other when we look long enough.
33 min looped
Available in three sizes
Edition 8 / Sold out
Video in wooden frame





making of ‘beneath the sky, Lisanne Hoogerwerf’