A reflection on light is a film that consists of a seemingly single shot that travels across different locations and histories, to the hanging of a painting ‘Let there be light’ by Mainie Jellett in the School of Physics in Trinity College Dublin. Mainie Jellett was a painter from Ireland who studied with Albert Gleizes, considered one of the founders of Cubism, in Paris in 1921. Weaving together events from across the strands of time that have brought this painting to this particular location, the film’s non-chronological timeline traverses different fields and disciplines to present a wider context to the concerns of the painting. The fluidity of the film is further tautened through the film’s voiceover and soundtrack which maps a view of history with the experiential immediacy of music.

Installation at 3 different nights, recurring at the Irish Museum of Modern Art