The Weight of Fear and the Blur of Uncertainty is a visual experience born from a year that felt unstable, emotionally, politically, spiritually. It did not begin as a study of uncertainty from a distance, but from within it. Uncertainty was the air I was breathing, the quiet tension that stayed with me. Through muted hospital whites, sterile greens, and heavy blues, the film translates emotions that are difficult to name into something that can be seen and felt.

The work is shaped by four intimate encounters, moments of birth and loss, of medical stillness and geopolitical distance. These stories are not retold directly; instead, they dissolve into atmosphere, gesture, and rhythm. What remains is the feeling of standing between control and surrender, closeness and distance, safety and fear.

First written as poetry and then transformed through paint and motion, the piece allows emotion to lead. Uncertainty became not just the theme, but the material itself, fragile, shifting, and deeply human.