Hubbard and Birchler built a world where film becomes architecture — scenes looping through mirrored perspectives, dissolving time into constructed memory.
Their works reveal story as spatial structure.
Hubbard and Birchler built a world where film becomes architecture — scenes looping through mirrored perspectives, dissolving time into constructed memory.
Their works reveal story as spatial structure.
Cinematic construction is traditionally regarded as storytelling; in Teresa Hubbard & Alexander Birchler’s work, it functions structurally to shape narrative through staged temporal loops.
Repeated camera angles, mirrored perspectives, and temporal sequencing activate relationships across frames, producing structure through duration and contingency rather than composition alone.
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