The canal is reimagined as the setting of a physical and metaphorical journey. The artist plays the protagonist, endlessly pursued on the towpath by a highwayman cyclist who repeatedly torments her with senseless robberies.

The installation explores the idea of psychological landscapes and exterior spaces being interchangeable as reality and fantasy collide. The film was shot on location by the canal, a place familiar and perhaps unremarkable to most of us, which is projected into the illusionary spaces of painted canal bridges. The dynamic action presented within static surroundings is both disorientating and thrilling to watch.

Referencing silent films, slapstick traditions, and even Greek mythology, this work is inspired by the artist's experience of the mishaps and resurgences of long-term illness. This narrative celebrates acceptance of our personal journeys with humour and resilience.