The Museum of Modern Art in New York hosts an exhibition entitled Bill Viola: Installations and Videotapes which includes Passage, an installation commissioned by the MoMA itself, in which a 23-minute video packed with visual material is projected at one-sixteenth of the speed at which it was originally filmed, so that it lasts seven and a half hours and is screened only once a day.

Passage, 1987. Photo Kira Perov

Passage, 1987. Photo Kira Perov