This series explores the limits of visual perception, where recognizable objects begin to dissolve into abstraction.

The motion of light, unfolding over time, transforms the visible world into a new visual surface, where representation gives way to a more immediate experience of color and form.

On the surface, familiar objects lose their clarity and become something perceived more emotionally than rationally.

Beneath it, wherever the motion slows, faint recognizable contours survive, preserving a fragile connection to the reality where the image was made.