Alone with the webcam, nothing on

She settles in close to the webcam with almost nothing on, a black face mask the one thing that stays put. What little she is wearing comes away early, and from there it is her own hands doing the work, the lens near enough to catch each small change around her eyes.

Home recordings like this stand or fall on how at ease she looks, and she looks entirely so. Grain, ordinary room light, no rig of any kind: the solo play holds its own, while the mask lends a curious formality to something otherwise wholly casual.