Cill and 70th lattitude; the diptich on fragility and transience

Diptich: Cill & 71st Latitude

This photographic diptych, The Cill and 71st Latitude, offers a quiet reflection on presence and absence, exploring the delicate, dissolving boundary between Here and There, Being and Non-being. Each image, 150 x 240 cm, reveals a vast, almost silent landscape where the eye lingers, where form softens into atmosphere, and where certainty begins to fade.

These works dwell in a state of flimsiness; that delicate, fleeting sensibility where the world feels porous, tender, and barely held together. The horizon is not fixed but dissolves into a breathless expanse, evoking a liminal space where nothing is quite defined, yet everything is profoundly felt.

I am always searching for the vanishing line, that disappearing boundary where presence diminishes into absence, where the visible retreats into the barely there. In The Cill and 71st Latitude, that search becomes a quiet, poetic moment: a gaze held on the edge, between remembering and letting go.