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These sequences transform the supermarket—a place of fluorescent lights, linoleum floors, and transactional boredom—into a gallery of still life art. The famous scene where Ben freezes time while the sprinkler system is activated is a highlight; the water creates a shimmering, diamond-like tunnel in the center of the aisle, turning a mundane grocery store into a cathedral of light.

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However, the film argues that Ben’s motivations are rooted in artistic pursuit rather than sexual gratification. He does not touch the women; he looks, sketches, and redresses them. The film posits that Ben is trying to see the "real" person beneath the uniform or the social mask.

As an artist, Ben sees the world through composition and light. The film frequently transitions into his sketches, blurring the lines between reality and his creative mind.