that I have broken into two is a hand-processed 16mm silent film created two months after Leland’s death. A double-exposed performance takes place through improvised interactions attempting at meeting across opposite sides of the frame, separated by a half-processing method using a tape resist which renders half of the film strip as a negative, and half as a positive. Part act of faith and part love letter, it attempts to reckon with an unreachable and uncertain other side.