Boundaries

Dead tree
High Water
Boundary marker

The tidewater is a substantially dynamic interface of constant change.

“There is nothing permanent except change.” – Heraclitus

Surface quality
Accordion shade
Differential projection

A window decal castes a complex image within a layered extraction.

“In my view, intentionality is not just overrated; it puts the cart so far out in front that the horse, sensing futility, gives up and lies down in the street.” – David Salle

Wish to Seem
Aside alienation
Real fascination
Underlying theme

Organizing information relationships at the radiation boundary interface, the city street offers correspondences.

“The only true borders lie between day and night, between life and death, between hope and loss.” – Erin Hunter

Superimposing
Division layers
Stratification

The spatial unification of complex radiation patterns is participatory.

“Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things.” – Isaac Newton

Flirting with time
Shouldering blame
Estuary companion

Some rivers that run into the Chesapeake Bay seem to indicate infinity.

“Yeah, runnin’ down a dream that never would come to me, workin’ on a mystery, goin’ wherever it leads.” – Tom Petty

South entrance
Environmentally sympathetic
Bridge-to-trail connection

Adjacent to the paths, climbing walls, historic artifacts and bridges that make up the James River Park System are a few large elusive iron objects.

“I gain clarity through the physicality of that process. It helps me: the balance, the flow, the movement, all of it.” – Joshua Wiener

Plane and depth
Exploration
Orientation in space

Intertwined layers mobilize at the boundary surface.

“The less there is to look at, the more important it is that we look at it closely and carefully.” – Kirk Varnedoe

Choose your ground
Meaningful pursuits
Look around

The cemetery is slow-paced and rich in texture.

“And all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.” – Roger Waters

See from somewhere
Certain manner
Approaching the object

A clone from the future appears in a store front window.

“Our perception ends in objects, and the object once constituted, appears as the reason for all the experiences of it which we have had or could have.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty

Pass quickly
Before our eyes
Guise of objects

Window interfaces can hold our gaze while asking questions.

“It is impossible, in this world, to separate things from their way of appearing.“ – Maurice Merleau-Ponty