Similar to the Zoetrope popularised in the 1860’s, the work’s optical play is produced from the rotation of a merry-go-round in a childrens park. This movement creates a strobey video comprised of 648,000 circles; circles within circles, within circles. Zoetrope, derived from Greek, meaning ‘wheel of life’ relates to the audio accompanying the piece in which a female voice recites a passage from Ilexa Yardley’s ‘The Circular Theory’. The perception of enlightenment inherent in Yardley’s theory of the circle’s apparent ability to define and explain “everything and anything, past, present, future” is an interesting standing within humanities continuing struggle towards life’s purpose.