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Work
Spatial Perception
Spatial Perception examines the threshold at which architecture becomes uncertain while space remains perceptible.
Openings, planes, reflections and light no longer describe a place clearly, but continue to produce a spatial experience. Scale, orientation and depth are deliberately destabilised.
Rather than documenting architecture, the work considers the photograph itself as a spatial construction — the point at which recognition becomes unstable while spatial perception remains.















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