North America
Where People Look Out
People gather at a viewpoint. The place from which the view is seen becomes a scene of its own.
An Afternoon in Passing
Bright facades hold their places as people pass and gather before them. A step and a shadow mark smaller intervals within the afternoon.
A Step Beneath Forever
Beneath a sign promising enduring love, a woman's heel lifts from the pavement. The red railings hold their line above her passing.
At the Building's Edge
People stand outside a building. Along its edge, the built city meets the smaller scale of an ordinary day.
A Mountain Within Reach
A gorilla raises an arm before a painted mountain. The distant landscape ends at the enclosure wall.
On Either Side of Looking
Faces gather on either side of the glass. The gorilla and the visitors seem briefly to share a direction of attention, while the pane keeps their worlds apart.
A Hand Across the Story
A costumed performer reaches toward a child on the pavement. For a moment, the imagined character and the passing day come within touching distance.
Hands at Work, Bodies at Rest
A baker works behind glass; visitors lean along a waterfront railing. These two scenes place the day's labor beside the time spent looking outward.
Morning Made by Hand
Hands press dough beside rows of waiting loaves. Window light crosses the work, giving the morning a shape before it reaches the street.
An Afternoon at the Rail
People lean over the railing to watch sea lions on the docks. Along the waterfront, looking becomes a way of spending the afternoon.
Ways of Staying by the Water
A canopy lifts above the shore; two chairs face a passing ship. The pair holds two ways of meeting the same open space, through movement and through rest.
A Shape the Air Can Hold
A curved canopy lifts above a figure on the shore. Offshore, a ship carries another kind of weight across the same view.
Let the Ship Go By
Two people sit in red chairs as a ship passes beneath the bridge. The immense vessel moves through the small view they have settled into.
Faces Above the Workday
Painted faces rise over a row of mixer trucks. The silos give the industrial yard a set of improbable onlookers.