The Hunt is a fable about setting traps, our relationship with technology and care as a mode of knowing. Challenged forth by the minimalistic framework of the trap, the huntress narrates a trapping approach that is as much about catching animals, as it is about ways of perceiving. While she is going about her trapline, typing mysterious messages into her smartphone, and waiting for prey, her floating voice takes us into the heart of her art – the trap dictating the huntresses’ mode of action, its skeletal structure taking possession over her body.
