This installation invites the viewer to physically enter the temporal thresholds between three successive images of the sea. Captured in immediate succession, each print reveals subtle but distinct transformations in the movement of water. Waves shifting form, light refracting differently, surfaces breathing anew. By walking through the space between the prints, one steps into the imperceptible intervals where change occurs. What seems still becomes fluid, and the in-between is no longer a void but a site of quiet evolution.
This ongoing project explores the intimacy of distance through the medium of the postcard. Each piece, printed or painted on handmade paper, is inscribed with quiet reflections on longing, belonging, and the emotional weight of displacement. Sent anonymously to randomly selected recipients around the world, the works resist ownership and invite interpretation. The project becomes a dispersed archive of connection, where the act of sending replaces the need for reply, and presence is carried by gesture rather than identity.