An art foundation standing alone on sand drifted against the base of the wall, seen from across open ground at dusk, the ground running off the lower edge. A half-buried house with one glazed face and a grass roof running over the top of it, built of one material carried across every face, the detailing severe: a roof edge like a knife, frameless glazing, one plane meeting another with a shadow gap between them. The glazed run burns hot amber from end to end with the furniture standing dark against it, the one bright thing in the landscape. Deep blue dusk sky, one value step darker at the top, and dark saturated ground below. Every flight of the stair stands clear in the air, cantilevered off one face alone. Shot on film, coarse grain across every surface including the flat sky. Wealthy, private, early evening — the house in use and the people inside it out of view. The camera holds still and the subject makes one slow, simple movement and settles. One continuous take, held to the end, the grade and the framing staying exactly as described for the whole shot.