At midday in Reykjavik, the city's oldest clock reads 1:25 pm, reflecting the dissonance between Icelandic official national 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.

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