Summary

"Isosceles", one of a series of films shot in London, UK, where he lives, examines a defunct triangular public restroom, stranded at the junction of several streets in the (re)burgeoning area of Smithfield Market, which dates back to the 10th century. The enveloping movement of the camera presents a portrait of this vestige of London's early industrial era, in marked contrast with the surrounding modernized buildings.