"Lousy Speed: or The Geometry of Isolation. Moving between the dense, claustrophobic interior of an East Village apartment and public spaces the two sites capture an internal emotional geography—the oscillation between self-absorption and the desire to escape out into the world. The camera becomes a tool to force an accidental truth out of a staged reality pushing an internal psychological reckoning that wouldn't exist otherwise.
This short film was cut from a master tape that had been sitting in the video archive since the late 1990’s." P.R.W
Lousy Speed (2026)
Other works by Peter Wareing
Peter Wareing
From Tiziano Vecellio to Barnett Newman and back (2008)
Images from the canon of European art history are discovered on the shores of Aotearoa New Zealand.
Peter Wareing
Not Everybody Can Do Everything (2010)
Filmed over 14 years, an intimate portrait of love and loss in a New York home for people with developmental disabilities.