Time of Change

In the moment of routine everyday life, things that we used to recognize as familiar and pleasant, suddenly start to look wrong and disturbing as scenes flatten into shells that threaten to fall apart. In a moment out of time, the animal-like object is trapped in a barren and seemingly hopeless orbiting, accompanied by an equally repetitive sound. Movement without progress, however, accumulates energy creating a growing and unsustainable tension that foreshadows its imminent release through transformation into the unknown. Will we take responsibility for time to continue its course?
Well, what if there is no tomorrow? There wasn’t one today. (Groundhog Day)