In this two-channel video piece the artist examines a small town in Montana. Fast meticulously fuses still images of suburban housing with audio reproduced by the artist and aligned with the action to create a new composite. The artist emulates a vocabulary of suburban sounds - wind, insects, birds, dogs, lawnmowers, and the occasional passing car. This convergence of two fields of simulation dispenses with the discursive aspect of language to create something more primitive. The slippage that occurs between individual speech and collective jargon, when speech becomes vernacular, is critical to an understanding of Fast's work. The result is a highly convincing visual/audio experience that is painstakingly created by the artist.