Michael Myers
The night extends like a continuous surface, dense and silent, barely interrupted by the irregular sound of steps that cannot find a stable rhythm. The figure advances steadily, without rushing, occupying the space with a presence that does not need to be announced. There is no urgency in his movement, because the outcome is never in doubt. Each street, each stretch of shadow, each weak reflection in a window is part of a familiar, almost domestic route, where the environment seems to fold in its path. The body that moves behind the fleeing silhouette shows no signs of fatigue or visible tension, only a mechanical continuity, as if the chase were a natural extension of its existence and not an exceptional action. The distance is shortened not by speed but by inevitability, because fear causes disorder, stumbles, makes mistakes, while the figure maintains a straight and safe trajectory. The air becomes heavier as the scene progresses, as if the environment
About Michael Myers
The night extends like a continuous surface, dense and silent, barely interrupted by the irregular sound of steps that cannot find a stable rhythm. The figure advances steadily, without rushing, occupying the space with a presence that does not need to be announced. There is no urgency in his movement, because the outcome is never in doubt. Each...Read more