The Space Between
The Space Between is a book-length meditation on the interval where life actually happens: the pause between stimulus and response. Viktor Frankl described this interval as the site of freedom—where we choose, where we grow. I’m treating it not as a concept to illustrate, but as a landscape to travel through: a place the mind moves across before it commits.
The photographs return to thresholds and thin places—filters, seams, shadows, edges, openings—moments when the world feels slightly undecided. This is not a project that asks for solutions or conclusions. It’s an invitation to enter a particular kind of attention: one that can tolerate ambiguity, notice small shifts, and remain present before response becomes reflex.
The work is grounded in ordinary materials—light and surface, weather and built space, the residue of rooms and the geometry of streets—but aimed at something interior and ongoing: the lived experience of the space between stimulus and response itself.
A photobook-in-progress about the pause between stimulus and response—where agency becomes possible.