To Inhabit A Horizon

To Inhabit A Horizon continues an inquiry into how perception is mediated rather than given. Fish traverse the figure not as symbols of nature but as conditions that reorganize vision, dissolving the distinction between body and environment. The horizon is not a distant boundary to be reached, but a condition of dwelling where perception, memory, and material life continuously fold into one another. The work considers how the ordinary quietly composes the worlds we inhabit, revealing vision as something shaped through relations rather than possessed by the self.