How do we make sense of all the information and impressions we encounter over time? As time passes, we are constantly processing what is new to us and connecting it with what we already know. In Ticking Pieces, we aimed to portray this process through visuals that continuously alternate between confusion and clarity.

In medieval times, “one moment” was said to be a unit approximately 90 seconds long. Nowadays, a moment is no longer a unit that sticks to a certain amount of time, but describes an intuitive and very subjective feeling, which gives this unit of time a whole dimension that depends on parameters like mood or physical state, which can alter the way we perceive a moment completely. What happens in a moment and how do we perceive the passing of it?