Dimensions, Black

Dimensions

To capture a moment is to hold a single point in time, not the whole, but your own perspective of it. Every perspective is shaped by where you stand, what you notice, and what you choose to remember.

A dimension is more than measurement; it is experience, layered and relative. Just as space and time intersect to shape reality, so do our memories and perceptions define the way we hold onto the present.

This work reflects on the act of capturing: the fragmentary nature of memory, the limits of perspective, and the endless dimensions that exist beyond what can be seen or preserved.