With four years of development time, this is the largest and most ambitious work within Humans since 1982's A million Times project (2013-ongoing). A million Times at Changi comprises 504 clock-faces in which the hour and minute hands have been programmed to spin individually and in formation to visually represent the abstract concept of passing time while continuing to report real time. Each choreographed sweep of hands appears to be unlike the last until they join in perfect, synchronised alignment to accurately tell time through digital typography."Metaphorically speaking, we liberated the clock from its sole function of measuring and reporting the time by taking the clock hands out of their 'administrative' roles and turning them into dancers." –  Humans since 1982