Intervals of Visibility

Partial visibility connects isolated forms, softened architecture, layered color, and subjects defined by concentrated light.

fragmented views / motion blur / boat / dry leaf / vehicle interior

A muted green field opens with a narrow peach streak and a bright lower bloom. A long boat on pale ground and a curled dry leaf among rough rocks then introduce recognizable forms against dense or softened backgrounds.

Blurred wall forms and a tiled roof lead to a plush bear below a rearview mirror and overlapping sweeps of orange, blue, green, and white. Horizontal color bands precede silhouetted people and two-wheeled vehicles around an illuminated opening.

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Light, Color & Surface

  • Same Shots, Warm and Cool - A repetition study: the same dockside boat, the same portrait, and the same riverside shrub each appear twice, rendered once in saturated warm tones and once in cooler, more neutral color.
  • Double Exposure in Black and White - A sequence of six overlapping black-and-white exposures that layer trees, buildings, glowing cursive text, light trails, and carved stone into single frames.
  • Double Exposure B&W (II) - Layered exposures where two scenes coexist in one frame, moving from painted surfaces to sky, architecture, water, and stone.
  • Double Exposure B&W III - Each frame stacks two visible scenes: hard-edged objects and lettered signs on one layer, plants or patterned surfaces on the other, so that neither layer fully covers the other.
  • Sun Blade, Blue Cross, Red Water - Three visually disparate frames - a sunlit portrait, a blue-lit sanctuary interior, and an overhead view of tinted water - grouped for their shared contrast of sharply divided light and color rather than any confirmed...
  • Through the Pane - A walk through an interior where lit tubing, striped color, warm stone, and a translucent red object are bracketed by two neon works seen through reflective glass.
  • Numbered Mosaic Pillars in a Tiled Passage - A photographic inventory of round, tiled pillars, each carrying one mosaic numeral in a checkered band, arranged as a descending count that skips two digits.
  • The Street Arrives Upside Down - Seven downward views rebuild a city from standing water, one broken facade and passing body at a time.

Images

A grainy gray-green field is crossed by a faint vertical peach streak ending in a bright bloom at the bottom.
A narrow trace descends through an otherwise uniform field, establishing the sequence through minimal changes in color and brightness.
A long weathered boat rests on pale ground beneath dark material stretched between poles, with dense green trees filling the background.
The hull spans the lower half at an angle while suspended dark material and vegetation form darker layers above it.
A curled dry leaf stands upright between pale rough rocks against a softly blurred background of brown, blue, and green.
The narrow folded form rises from the left third, leaving a wide area of indistinct color beyond it.
Blurred gray raised forms and an ochre wall overlap a dark tiled roof and an open building frontage.
Softened foreground shapes dominate the vertical frame, while portions of patterned roofing remain legible along the right side.
A yellow plush bear is positioned beneath a rearview mirror above a dashboard, with multicolored ribbons and a pale windshield view.
The bear forms the central shape between the dim cabin edges and the softly lit exterior visible through the glass.
Overlapping orange, blue, green, black, and white shapes sweep diagonally across the frame with pronounced blur and repeated edges.
Curved bands cross pale geometric surfaces, filling the horizontal composition without a stable focal point.
Colored horizontal bands divide a large black upper field from a bright blurred lower area and dark rectangle at right.
The vertical frame compresses its strongest color near the lower edge, leaving most of the composition nearly black.
Silhouetted people and two-wheeled vehicles frame a lit opening where “ROTI” and “BAKAR” are readable; other text is obscured or cropped.
The brightest area sits right of center, while deep shadows and foreground silhouettes enclose it from several sides.