The artistâs mouth fills the whole image plane. Silently the words âred,â âblue,â âgreenâ are slowly and repeatedly articulated. The color of the screen switches from red to blue to green at a quickened rate. Utilizing the same rate, the spoken words, âred,â âblue,â and âgreen,â are cut together into syllabic combinations of the three words making up the asynchronous sound track. The individual words, barely intelligible as spoken, are more easily âreadâ on the uniformly moving lips. (Quasha, George and Charles Stein. An Art of Limina: Gary Hillâs Works and Writings. Barcelona: Ediciones PolĂgrafa, 2009, p. 589)