Remote Horizons is an experimental photo film about isolation, memory, and the fragility of the human mind. At its center is a technician who lives alone in an abandoned radio station. The only “voices” he hears are his own thoughts – fragmented transmissions embedded in a dense soundscape of mechanical noise, wind, and electronic textures.
The work uses only photographed materia generated with AI tools. Its aesthetics oscillate between
documentary realism and surreal dystopia. Through a mixture of voice fragments and abstract sound
design, an audiovisual inner portrait unfolds of a man drifting along the edge of reality.