The 4-channel television set, the likes of which a younger Millennial might just about recognise, sits on a bare concrete floor in a softly lit industrial space. The screen plays rolling images of youthful hands with long, pastel-toned acrylic nails. These hands are sometimes empty but most often they hold a silver locket. Sometimes, the hands are open-palmed, the locket presented as a child might show off a treasure. Sometimes, the locket is being fiddled with between forefinger and thumb.