Sliced Time explores sensory experiences of everyday domestic spaces and an imagined world beyond, brought to life through the stories of others, stories told along phone lines or fiber-optic cables, digitally beamed into the artist’s personal world during the Summer and Autumn 2020.

The film follows a conversation that weaves through time and geographical space, told through multiple voices and visual moments. It consists of fragments of places — images, field recordings, diary entries, phone conversations — that were taken and shared throughout lockdown in Summer and Autumn 2020. As the practice of relating to each other through mobile phone and laptop screens is accelerated through post-pandemic living, Hunter’s piece examines how we build community and retain a sense of place.