
Along the river
Along the River presents observations of daily human presence along the river in India, emphasizing gesture, movement, and continuity within the public space.

Along the River presents observations of daily human presence along the river in India, emphasizing gesture, movement, and continuity within the public space.

This work operates at a distance where space collapses. The frame refuses perspective and eliminates retreat. Figures are cut, surfaces dominate, context dissolves. Nothing is explained; nothing is resolved. The image does not observe from afar but presses…

Cities are full of people who don’t see each other. It’s not a choice. No one decides to isolate themselves. Bodies jostle, brush against one another, graze each other; and yet, something doesn’t connect. It doesn’t matter where.…

Nothing here is fixed. Forms appear without fully stabilizing. Figures shift, surfaces interrupt, light fractures the scene. The frame does not confirm; it destabilizes. What seems grounded begins to slip. What appears coherent reveals tension. The image holds…