By their artistic use of sound, the often deconstructed image sequences, and the rhythms of the images, which are all carefully calibrated, Jain and Madhukaillya create an associative space for us to experience. Traditional forms of narrative and the information content are reduced in the process to a minimum, and the evident networking and tensions between India and the Western industrialized nations are only alluded to at best.

In their central installation entitled Noise Life, it is hard to distinguish between the sound, the images and the elements of plot. In this way, the piece references the perceptual processes that take place at the same time and which we are exposed to in our everyday experiences. Psychological, political and social processes, history and the here-and-now blur in a consciously staged all-over that combines signifiers and subjective experiences to form a many-layered matrix for the senses.