The photographs were created with a slow shutter speed mode in order to emphasize the movement element. They were meant to show the relationship between human body, dance and typography. Other photographs are stills from the film created in 2015.

The film was inspired by the photography series created earlier in the year, where typography and dance collide and interact with each other through slow shutter speed images. In the film, three dancer bodies follow a choreographic and improvised sequence while text evolves in the background. The typography and the dancers increasingly melt together throughout the piece. The film showcases how dance can make the design move in ways only unique to the human body. Slow motion and layering effects were added. The sound is based on a metronome, a typewriter and Max Richter's recomposed part of Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Each of these elements relate to certain aspect of design and choreography such as time, rhythm, consistency, communication, words, messages, flow, imagination, ambiguity, layering, grids etc. The film is an experiment.