An ongoing investigation: Falling Mountains displays a surreal and intimate relationship between two nearly identical figures. They approach, they embrace and they collapse; folding into uncanny shapes through repetition and touch. As they fall, they climb on one another – quietly persisisting in a dance of mutual support and failure. Collapse here is not a sudden or dramatic fallout of the system, but a gradual erosion. In a world that demands coherence and control, this duet lingers in the messier, in-between spaces of identity, where gestures falter and bodies relate through strangeness and care.