Interstitium: A Theater of Light and Obscuration

Interstitium refers to the living space between things. Not the objects themselves, but the dynamic field where forces meet, transfer, and transform.

These works are created inside a narrow theater of conditions: full moon, full tide, moving water, and directed light. In this temporary stage, darkness is not absence but material. Light does not simply reveal. It intervenes, measures, and selects.

The trees are not subjects. They are participants. Shaped by salt, gravity, erosion, and time, they exist briefly in suspension between land and sea, emergence and disappearance.

Each image records a moment that cannot be revisited. A convergence rather than a place.

What remains is not a document of the coast, but an encounter with the interstitium itself.