One of the most mysterious phenomenons is the perception of time. My place-based Time series explores how perceptions of time relate to the other three dimensions. By visually expressing time as a series of layers rather than as static or linear, I seek to reflect on our perceptions of time. Throughout the process of observation and recording I hope to gain insights into the fundamental structures of the universe and the constructs of human consciousness.

This work explores the intersection between past and present, by integrating historical photographs into a daily record of a site specific location. A painting evolves over time through a series of layers that both merge with and cover up previous observations. By departing from the static image of the traditional landscape, I explore the boundaries between light, space, solid form, and memory– conveying the passage of time and a sense of place. The painting acts as a reflection on the nature of our shared existence, individual visual perceptions and collective impressions of time.