Holding a Scenery /
A Typological Process (2025)
This work was developed during the process of Holding a Scenery, where I discovered a typological approach within my method of working. Using the same material, scale, and repeated action, I observed how fire and heat produced different variations each time.
Each of the 1,000 discs was individually documented and compiled into a video, emphasizing repetition as a way of revealing change. Although the act remained consistent, the outcomes continuously shifted, forming a typology shaped by repeated action and natural response.
(1,000 Pictures of discs)