The images, condensed into two minutes, respond to the dizzying lights of cars speeding over a bridge.

All of this activity is captured on a camera that turns those luminosities into abstractions that the viewer almost seems to roam around in.

It is an every-day scene turned distorted image by a vigilant lens.

According to Jorge Zuzulich, curator of technology projects, this work represents

“wipes, inversions, split and mirrored screens, slow downs, and sweeps: a definitive grounding of techniques that turn the ordinary into the unusual,

that create distance to allow one to see.” Cassel shows us in two minutes, which is not the real time of her

sophisticated video enhanced by the vertiginous imprint of the music, the accelerated times that we live in.

2016    Accelerate. Anthology Film Archives, New Filmmakers Palm Spring Award, New York, 

2013    Accelerate, Curate NYC 25, Westwood Gallery, New York

2013    Accelerate Artslant. 1st prize New Media. 4th showcase. 

2016    Accelerate. Anthology Film Archives, New Filmmakers Palm Spring Award, New York, 

2016    Accelerate, Film Video, New Jersey