In a new series he calls Moving Average, Campbell explores our ability to filter and comprehend complex information through works that are essentially the opposite of his LED pieces. Using video, he constructs between 5 and 18 layers of moving imagery which are overlaid. If his low-resolution LED works are about how little information he can give you to create meaning, his Moving Average works are about how much he can pile on before we're unable to make sense of anything at all... perhaps an apt metaphor for our lives today. This piece consists of multiple layers of ocean and beach scenes from original footage shot by the artist. Most layers are playing at normal speed, while one layer of the foreground, which you see at the bottom of the image as a sandy beach with chairs, is playing in extreme slow motion.