Reto Halme does not separate the sound from the video at any point, but rather uses a wide range of short images and videos superimposed on top of each other and repeated throughout the duration of the music. The colour palette consists of different shades of grey contrasted with shades of yellow and purple. It resembles the colours of an X-ray, in which some colour can be seen at specific moments: a kaleidoscopic attraction of images that generates an intense and captivating space.
The sound is achieved by mixing several styles, although it does not strictly adhere to any of them. It combines dub techno and drum and bass through Ableton. The dancer's breathing contrasts with the rest of the video content and creates a feeling of tension or unease.
"When I watch it (the final track), it triggers something uneasy, despite the fact that its very pleasantesthetically” “What is see as an artist, friend, person conveying the impression of unsettling atmosphere in pictures captured during the moments spent together.”
Athena Pontikou, dancer of the video.
Reto Halme drew inspiration from his own work as a VJ (visual DJ) and went a step further by overlaying videos to the beat of the music. He used programs like Resolume and TouchDesigner, without using artificial intelligence except to replace Google's work.
