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Walk-in Theater is a work-in-progress experiment with peripatetic perspective, engaging participants’ proprioceptors and spatial memory to orient themselves as they navigate among multiple video streams in a 3D sound field.Departing from one-way linear cinema played on a single rectangular screen, this multi-channel virtual environment pursues a cinematic paradigm that undoes habitual ways of framing things, employing architectural concepts in a polylinear video/sound construction to create a kind of experience that lets the world reveal itself and permits discovery on the part of visitors.Improvising on techniques of polylinear perspective long explored in Japanese painting and landscape design, Rachel Strickland’s "Emptiness Can Hold Things" establishes a new vocabulary for the cinematic construction of a sense of place. “Cycle By” is the first of six Kyoto location studies in this interactive video series. Amidst intervals and thresholds of an urban landscape, at the confluence of two rivers there is a parallel universe perceived by bicyclists. The scene on any spring weekend unrolls like a picture scroll.Moviemaker Rachel Strickland. Sound design by Jim McKee. Interactivity by Eric Gould Bear. “Emptiness Can Hold Things” © 2012 Rachel Strickland.Stay tuned for future productions.