'Music Of The Eternal Now: Post-Husserlian Temporality, Pattern Cyclic Time-Consciousness And Computer Music' is a short silent film by British artist Mark Fell. Here Fell sets out the theory behind his claim "music is a technology for constructing an experience of time". Shot entirely on the remote Finnish island Hailuoto, the film's formal structure interweaves theoretical argument and the frozen landscape.
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