Everything is a Blur

Synopsis Everything Is a Blur drifts through a world where time folds in on itself, blurring the line memory and dream. The film inhabits a suspended state of longing — where what you desire is always just beyond reach, dissolving into repetition, as if suspended in a perpetual morning after. Hollow, weightless, and heavy all at once. Like a vision after a night of forgotten choices, the images float between beauty and unease, carrying the weight of mistakes and the haze of self-reckoning. Accompanied by a poem written by Taylor, this short film unfolds as a work of visual poetry—an exploration of cycles, shadows, and the fragile clarity hidden within the blur.