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This work explores the ability to present multiple time zones simultaneously by examining the interconnection of time and light. In a transitional space between photography and video; light and time are manipulated and presented to consider questions of how concepts of experience may be generated, stored and portrayed.

Through a process of dismantling the subject in its recording and reassembling it in its representation, photography’s ability to present the past and present tense coexisting equally is examined. The de and reconstruction procedure employed, reveals in itself a past, and a presence that co-exist equally.