Petr Lom and Corinne van Egeraat invite us into their artistic process, taking The Coriolis Effect as a point of departure. Their practice revolves around a radical shift in perspective: moving away from human-centered narratives towards a cinematic language that grants agency to landscapes, natural forces, and non-human life. By reflecting on their long-term collaborations and earlier works, they trace a path where film becomes less about representation and more about resonance, an attunement to the world’s rhythms, silences, and invisible currents.

What does it mean to let the wind, the water, or the forest become co-authors of the frame? How can cinema decenter the human gaze and open itself to other forms of storytelling? This session offers both a poetic and practical exploration, for filmmakers and audiences curious about expanding the horizons of cinema.

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