Passage into After

An exploration of transition and stillness after rupture. A suspended seascape meets fragments of construction material and earth, holding the work between landscape, collapse and the possibility of continuation.

The three lines of the haiku move from mist to horizon to breath. The work holds destruction and renewal in the same space, asking what remains after a familiar form has come apart.

πριν ομίχλη
τώρα ορίζοντας
μετά ανάσα

Before, mist.
Now, horizon.
After, breath.