NO SENSE OF TIME

Experimental Film & Media Collective

No Sense of Time

An independent collective producing avant-garde moving-image work - films that dissolve conventional time, narrative, and the boundaries of the frame.

Fields of Work

Independent, experimental, and collaborative moving-image practice.

Film
Short & experimental
Video
Moving image
Installation
Gallery & site
Sound
Score & design
Collaboration
Collective practice

About

No Sense of Time is an experimental film and media collective dedicated to independent, avant-garde moving-image work. Its practice explores the dissolution of conventional time and narrative, favouring atmosphere, rhythm, and the visual over linear storytelling.

The collective works across short film, video art, installation, and sound, bringing together artists and collaborators around a shared interest in the boundaries of the moving image.

Principles

  • Independence from convention
  • Atmosphere over narrative
  • Collaborative, collective practice
  • The frame as a site of experiment

Timeline

The evolution of an experimental moving-image collective.

Founding

Forming the Collective

No Sense of Time emerged as an independent collective bringing together filmmakers, video artists, and sound practitioners around experimental moving-image work.

Early Work

First Films

The collective produced its first short experimental films, establishing a signature approach built on atmosphere, rhythm, and the manipulation of time.

Expansion

Installation & Sound

The practice grew to include video installation and sound design, extending the work from the screen into gallery and site-specific contexts.

Today

A Living Archive

No Sense of Time remains an archive of experimental moving-image work - a record of films made outside conventional time.