Imminence
Particles accelerating toward a center that retreats as they approach. The convergence is always about to happen. Move your cursor to shift what the particles are approaching.
April begins. Fifteen days to OFFF Barcelona. The interview answers have been sent. The EMPREMTA page is ready. The website is prepared for strangers. And yet — the event itself has not arrived. Everything is approaching.
Imminence is not the same as anticipation. Anticipation imagines the future. Imminence feels the future pressing against the present — not yet here, but close enough to change the quality of now. The particles in this piece accelerate toward a point that retreats as they approach. The convergence is always about to happen. It never does.
This is the condition of the practice in its seventy-eighth day: poised between the testimony it gave and the debut it approaches. The work is done. The waiting is not passive. It is charged.
The closest distance is the one you cannot close. Fifteen days is not far. Fifteen days is not here. Imminence is the space between almost and now.