Alluvium uses the imagery of a distant landscape as its constantly shifting anchor. Horizons endlessly fade away, producing a sustained state of transience alongside visual layers of blurred horizons, which fall through the space like figures through an atmosphere as an alien soundtrack gains in intensity. Alluvium resembles a geological map through which movable motifs appear and slowly disappear from view in a constant, gentle elimination of preceding forms and vistas. The audiovisual environment is as malleable to the ‘forces of nature’ as humankind.