REBOUND begins with white space containing a figure dressed in all-white attire in the center. Its face is covered with white cloth, leaving openings for eyes and mouth, white horse-blinders directing the span of its visual field. The androgynous figure begins a journey of becoming with a series of abrupt displacements and repetitive falls as if being sideswiped by an invisible force. Despite forceful drawbacks, the protagonist always rebounds, overcoming victimization and disempowerment, similarly to Samuel Beckett's description in The Unnamable: 'You must go on, I can't go on, I'll go on.'