Topology

Topology reverses the conventional relationship between projection and spectator. Rather than bringing the image to the viewer, the work asks the viewer to seek out and physically reach it. Filmed from the precise position of a window, the image records an ordinary flow of feet and legs passing at different speeds and moments. Recreated at the original height and distance within the gallery, the projection transforms an incidental view into something that requires attention. The work unfolds through a simple act: seek, reach, stay, notice. What initially appears unimportant gradually reveals its own rhythm through movement, repetition, absence and return.