Synopsis
Total Pixel Space contains every possible digital image, including films of your entire life, every life you never lived, and the lives of every creature or object that ever and never existed on or off the earth, from every possible angle. This meditative visual essay investigates the profound implications of digital imagery's mathematical foundations. The film reveals how every conceivable photograph, video frame, and visual possibility exists within a calculable but astronomically large numerical space - from intimate portraits of every human who ever lived to alien civilizations and impossible physics-defying scenes. Through poetic narration and evocative imagery, it explores how natural, recognizable images represent tiny islands in an ocean of visual noise. The documentary ultimately questions the nature of creativity, time, and reality itself, suggesting that consciousness doesn't create but rather navigates through pre-existing coordinates in this vast mathematical landscape where all possible visual experiences await discovery.