I developed the idea with Morse code. I thought I could use film instead of photos of sand. This is even better, because it supports my idea more. Yesterday I was walking through the streets of my city, photographing people in the subway, on the street, some objects that seemed interesting to me, I needed to shoot a full-length film so that I could pass it for development, since I do not have enough materials to make Morse code. I haven't decided yet that I'll code in Morse, but I think it shouldn't be too literal, obvious. I consider poems as material, but I also think that I can translate something useless, thus emphasizing futility.

This is what the photo I want to take will look like. My friend gave me the aquarium for that project. The sketch shows 3 boxes. The first box is water, that's where we came from, a person is born out of water. 2 the box is what we leave behind after our presence, dust, physical presence, skin particles, and everything else. 3 box– a box of sand, what remains after our existence. I'll hang the camera rolls in the back. I also thought about making a prologue to this installation, and it will consist of a video where I throw a film filled with epoxy resin into the water. Next, after this video, there will be a video from an angle, as if a person is looking out from under the water at the light.

To implement this idea, I rented a photo studio, you will need to buy 2 boxes for sand and dust, and also ask to collect dust and buy sand. You may need to buy a film to wrap the inside of the box so that the dust and sand do not crumble. I also thought it would be nice to maybe put a little less sand and dust in these boxes to make things easier.

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