Track (1980)

"Track" explores the connection between train travel and art. The film follows a journey through the Kent countryside, using carefully planned camera movements to mirror the rhythm of the ride. These movements – panning and tilting – respond to both the train's motion and the sights seen through the windows, both inside and out. The repetitive choreography creates a continuous visual story, different from traditional narratives. Presented in an unusual, stretched format, the film encourages viewers to feel the journey and appreciate abstraction as an artistic experience.