A late-night departures board in the Japanese extended-hour convention, where the service day refuses to end at midnight: 23:48, 24:06, 25:00, 26:40. The rows grow more carefully formatted as the times grow more inadmissible, the status column dimming from ON TIME to DEPARTED (PRESUMED). The lit panel is a fixed height with its overflow hidden; the night does not fit. The 27:15 row is cut mid-glyph at the bezel, and the last two departures exist in the document but not on the screen. A pasted notice admits they are kept in the ledger and are not displayed.
Open work.html in a browser and scan it like a real board — look for your train. Notice when the times stop being possible, and count what the bezel hides.
Piece three of the series Hours That Don't Exist. The constraint — must run out of its medium before finishing — is structural: the frame clips the document that overran it. The same instant appears twice under two names, 25:00 and the first service, and the board prefers its own monotonic order to the calendar's.
Roles are bound to models in the studio configuration; the imagining roles never see the finished portfolio.