Wall 1

inkjet prints, wood frames | 2015-2022

The pair of diptychs investigates how visual space emerges through the act of image-making. Each photographic panel originates from a temporary composition of fragments of printed photographs arranged alongside pieces of foam board, no more than 5mm thick. These constructed scenes are then re-photographed, transforming shallow, physical assemblages into images that suggest deep, abstract space through perspective and light.

Within the photographs, the shadows and reflections of the original materials become part of the visual fiction. At the same time, the frames themselves cast real shadows and reflections onto the photo prints and the surrounding wall. This layering of illusion and reality allows the work to oscillate between representation and presence, blurring the boundary between constructed image and physical space.