At midday in Reykjavik, the city's oldest clock reads 1:25 pm, reflecting the dissonance between Icelandic official time and the natural solar rhythm. By presenting recordings of the Reykjavik Cathedral clock from various perspectives, the work—situated between a documentary, an essay, and a poem—highlights one of the many instances of asynchronicity in our contemporary world, inviting us to imagine the sound of bells that should ring but remain silent.

Special thanks
SÍM Residency, Rev. SveinnValgeirsson, Dómkirkjan í Reykjavík