In the film ‘States of Mind’, we witness landscapes, time-lapses, stop-motions and composed edits. The artist plays with the perception of time and influences from nature. This way, he depicts the constant stream of influences from society he experiences during his life. It shows how information, beliefs and standards affect him, but offer development of character. During the film we discover a mystical world shaped by water and wind. We experience tranquility, sensory overload and creation. The film starts with sunrise in a thick fog, the journey ahead is unknown. As the narrative continues the wind works the landscape into new shapes that eventually show the beauty of this development.

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