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By Mika Rottenberg and Mahyad Tousi
Imagine a cuckoo clock, except it is in the shape of an adorable puppy sitting in a bathtub next to an analog timepiece. Bubbles and steam rise from the water, while the dog’s tongue and ears flap as the minute hand rotates around its prescribed circle. All seems innocent in this kitsch universe of kitchen collectibles. But suddenly, and for no discernible reason, the clock goes awry—the hands spin in different directions―before settling back into its metronomic regularity. This happens every once in a while; you can wait for the clock to misbehave, but you might just end up watching time’s inexorable passage. The doggy clock seems to have its own indecipherable inner logic. The timepiece is itself an intrepid traveler—having escaped from the set of Mika Rottenberg and Mahyad Tousi’s new narrative feature REMOTE, 2022.
