Q: I described here comes the sun (specifically 0:17 with the chairs) as having "hard, uneven lighting that communicates a sense of disorder to audiences" in a Media project. Is this true, or is something else being communicated?
A: the objective was to explore the dank 3D space in any way i can, without being sucked into the vortex of spending 500 years in the project. 500 to 1000 years is probably the natural amount to be stuck in a 3D project, in order to reasonably explore at least all the basic options for the material. And that's probably many times longer than my entire life span, so clearly some drastic drastic measures need to be taken, urgently, constantly, in order to taper that down to not only something that fits within 1 lifetime, but several times during 1 lifetime (i'm a multi-video kinda guy). So, ...... you grab some cubes, grab some chairs, stack them up, throw some lights, move the camera, .... and even just 1 of those things individually would be enough send you into a 25-year wormhole. so a "shut up and go" strategy has to be rapidly and rigorously invoked, again and again and again