Threshold reinvigorates the home as a site of ritual and mourning, creating a space where lost objects resurface in memory to be revisited in search of new meaning. The body remains persistently beyond the frame’s reach, present only through material legacies and visible traces of past activity.
The series consists of over 500 photographs of windows collected from estate sales. The repeated views across different homes mirror how grief circles the same ground, returning obsessively to moments of departure. These glimpses, once held by those who have passed, reveal the fragile space between presence and absence.
Through its quiet detail and repetition, Threshold gives form to the indescribable qualities of abrupt endings, moments that enter our lives unexpectedly and resist closure, yet linger in the objects and spaces we inhabit and leave behind.
