I spent the winter of 2007 in Banff Alberta waiting for a snowstorm. I wanted to shoot a film driving my car at 
night in the middle of a snowstorm. It never happened. It never snowed.

I was looking for one of the archetypal Canadian experiences, driving into a snowstorm at night — a vortex 
of illuminated snowflakes zooming towards you in impossible curves with your hands holding the steering 
wheel so tight your knuckles turn white.

While I was waiting I made this piece instead.

The materials , the rhythm of the piece’s kinetic elements, the warm glow all inspire calm and make one 
patient while waiting for the storm.