Prism
The windowsill of an airplane transforms into a prism.
The Yellow Sea, South Korea, 2023
Mirrors
A fishing boat becomes a mirror of the setting sun.
Pula, Croatia, 2021
Planes
A plane is seen from another plane in full view of the horizontal plane.
2021
Vestiges
2023
Venus
2023
Alba
“Alba” is the Latin word for ‘dawn’.
The Alps, Italy, 2021
San
“San” is the Korean word for ‘mountain’, based on the Chinese logographic character “山”.
Sangju, South Korea, 2023
Sanmaek
“Sanmaek” is the Korean word for ‘mountain range’; “maek” meaning ‘stem’.
Mountains make up around 70% of the South Korean terrain.
Mountains make up around 70% of the South Korean terrain.
Gyeongju, South Korea, 2023
Noon
"Noon" is the Korean word for both 'snow' and 'eye'.
Seoul, South Korea, 2023
Sigol
“Sigol” is the Korean word for ‘countryside’.
Andong, South Korea, 2023
Veneto
Veneto, Italy, 2024
Nice
Nice, France, 2023
Vols
“Vols” is the French word for ‘flights’.
2023
Nebula
“Nebula” is the Latin word for ‘cloud’.
Today, the word refers to a body of interstellar clouds.
Today, the word refers to a body of interstellar clouds.
2023
Pula
Pula, Croatia, 2021
Incheon
Incheon, South Korea, 2023
Getbol
“Getbol” is the Korean word for ‘mudflat’.
Incheon, South Korea, 2023
Incheon II
Incheon Getbol accounts for 30% of all Korean getbol sites.
Incheon, South Korea, 2023
Vinyl
Greenhouses are called “vinyl house” in South Korea.
Uiseong, South Korea, 2023
Home
Los Angeles, United States, 2022
TEMPORAL HORIZONS
Humanity, nature, and natural light coexist.
These entities cohabit a shared spacetime, a four-dimensional continuum.
The human eye is three-dimensional and perceives the macroscopic world as such.
The photographic eye views the world as a plane, a flat two-dimensional space, which extends infinitely across time.
Rather, a ‘timeline’, as time and line are both one-dimensional concepts.
Perhaps the horizon is the universe’s visualization of our shared timeline, perpetually illuminated by natural light.
This phenomenon is eternalized in a photograph.
A photograph is thus a temporal and horizontal plane of coexistence of the three entities.
The textures of humanity and of nature reside within each of these planes; some are hidden, others more apparent.
Natural light unveils the hidden and accentuates the apparent.
The project « Temporal Horizons » explores the myriad of ways in which natural light memorializes such textures
across the various spacetimes of coexistence onto their respective temporal and horizontal planes.
across the various spacetimes of coexistence onto their respective temporal and horizontal planes.
