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تَضَاريسْ · 地形
The Snow to Fall
Fieldnotes
Undercurrents
in the middle of both sleeps
Bury Me on the Hillside
they all recognised the ocean
curatorial work
thing thing archive
things I love
2026 © Else/Xun Zhang
about
news
contact
Timepiece
تَضَاريسْ · 地形
The Snow to Fall
Fieldnotes
Undercurrents
in the middle of both sleeps
Bury Me on the Hillside
they all recognised the ocean
curatorial work
thing thing archive
things I love
2026 © Else/Xun Zhang
The Snow to Fall
single-channel moving image, colour, stereo, 2024
In a heritage site undergoing maintenance, two workers discuss the interiors of the room, the story of a boulder encountered in a mountain house, and the dust that keeps coming back. They hold on to the conversation to survive the time, but the time does not end. Through a sustained gaze at the often invisible labour of care in memory institutions, The Snow to Fall traces the cyclical temporality of care, the elusive shapes of kinship at work, and what remains of those that fail to become history.
Written, filmed and edited by Else/Xun Zhang
With gratitude to Carlyle’s House, National Trust, and the legends and stories of Am Monadh Ruadh (The Cairngorms)
With the generous support from Echo/Yuhan, Lydia Hazlewood, Jordan Baseman, and Laura Selby