Time is not linear | Cody J. Riebe

The Technical: I wanted to see how the eye would interpret single frames of random images grouped together and then looped at different intervals. This was the most interesting result. Adjust your blinking rate to see different images. Going Deeper: It's "about" the idea that time doesn't move from point A to B to C, but that A, B, and C all exist at the same time. All that was, is and will be is happening right now. It's an aspect of gnosticism I first came across while reading some Philip K. Dick years ago and it just kind of stuck with me. While it probably doesn't have grounding in reality, I always thought it was interesting. I felt that the film expressed a similar idea: the images are separate and in sequential order, yet appear as though they all exist at the same time.