- A classic edifice and its surrounding population succumb to a vast flood of water. It is the third video in the five-part digital-image cycle of the video installation Going Forth by Day (2002) by American avant-garde video artist Bill Viola.
- A stone building, newly restored, stands in the clear light of the autumnal equinox. People move along the street immersed in the flow of day-to-day events. Small incidents play out, affecting individual lives. Families are leaving their homes, people on the street are carrying personal possessions, and all actions become colored by an increasing tension in the community. Moments of compassion and kindness circulate within a mounting concern for individual survival. A final moment of panic ensues on the street as individuals rush to save themselves. The last ones, in denial of the inevitable, have waited too long in the security of their own homes. Now they must run for their lives as the deluge strikes with full force at the heart of their private world.—Anonymous
- The third video in the five-part digital-image cycle project "Going Forth By Day" (2002), "The Deluge" features a torrent of water rushing through a building, sending people inside fleeing outside, some being washed away while others escape seemingly unharmed.
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