Registers consisted of an animated sequence of b&w 35mm slides taken during a trip to Japan in 2008. All the slides were taken in transient and consumer spaces like underpasses, viaducts, docks, stations and shopping malls, and re-assembled in an anachronistic narrative. There were three phases to the construction of this film-work; the sequencing of photographed and projected slides was the initial phase, followed by the composing of a soundtrack, which was a montage of musical compositions by artist and musician Jan Matthé together with field-recordings by me. These two phases came together to become Register (2016), which was the first film-work I had made in which my own voice was absent. A year later the third phase emerged, somewhat unintentionally, whereby I performed spoken narrations, which were recollections on several journeys made throughout Japan in 2001 and 2008, as well as reflections on the pre-existent film Register.