To perceptually experience time standing still, keep pace with the setting sun when cruising at an altitude of 35,000 feet. Transcendence only comes when the necessary conditions are in place: a minimum speed of 500 knots, a westward direction and a flight path above the 56th parallel north. During my month-long residency at Korpúlstaðir SÍM Residency in Reykjavik, Iceland, residing just below the Arctic Circle, I mobilized this concept by coupling a text-based work with a daily performance in which I stencilled the day’s sunset time each morning on a custom-made postcard embossed with the listed necessary conditions. The postcard acting as my surrogate, I then walked into town to airmail it, as a romantic conceptual gesture, sending it westward back to a Toronto-based gallery for later exhibition.