the passing-through
Hand-blown glass lenses, steel cabling, digital projector, 2026
4m x 3m x 3m
A constellation of lenses mediates two phase-shifting timelapse videos of the sun's passage over the course of a day, inverted and mirrored along a spectral horizon.
The mediation of time through the lenses speaks to the increasing governance and codification of attention through our perceptual technologies. Yet the horizon is a disjunction: the passage of light-time is out of synchrony, a dislocated temporality at the edge of technical enframing. The work sets our sights toward this horizon that is forever out of reach, and thereby orients.
Related writing: Phōtagōgia and the Dimensions of Attention
Hand-blown glass lenses, steel cabling, digital projector, 2024
2m x 2.8m x 3.1m