“Living off borrowed time” suggests a life already claimed, where time isn’t owned but temporarily spared. There is something chasing — unseen, persistent — making each moment feel stolen rather than lived. The sense isn’t just awareness but pursuit, as if time itself is being reclaimed.

“The clock ticks faster” becomes the sound of that chase. The more you run, the quicker time moves, the hands blurring as you try to outrun what’s coming. Time isn’t passing beside you anymore — it’s closing in, accelerating with every step, reminding you that it was never yours to begin with.

The Artist has honed in on their infatuation with time and how, little by little, everyone’s time wanes. In this video, The Artist is shown pathetically suffering and rebelling against their in environment and surroundings, as if they could anything about this knowledge that their time is not only finite, but almost as is they are running away from something.