Sometimes, time is unable to contain all its events. They dissolve into impotence, somewhere beyond its margins.
I explore how spaces marked by human presence expand, creating uniform landscapes of repetition and identity. Contrasting cultural forms with references to nature, I seek moments of coexistence—or tension—between these two realms. This introspective look at the relationship between people and their environment raises questions about the limits of episodic, cyclical, and lasting presence in space.
