Clepsydrae

Clepsidrae is a series of small-format pieces that, when viewed from the front, largely conceal their own content. They present unfixed photographic emulsion — which will continue to transform according to the light conditions of each exhibition — encapsulated in resin, preserved indefinitely in its latent state, fossilised in a gesture that resists its own disappearance. In this tension between preservation and disappearance, the work engages with concerns central to photography itself: the hidden, the opaque, the transparent. The viewer is drawn into a space where the fluid, the uncontrollable, and the ephemeral are not simply depicted, but held — suspended between becoming and erasure.