A constrained place creates a frame for seeing the world.
From the same position, the same horizon can be observed again and again, yet it never fully returns as the same image.
Time shifts, weather changes, wind gathers or falls away, and light transforms the scene with each repetition.
What remains constant is not the landscape itself, but the act of looking.
This series is based on repeatedly photographing sunrise and sunset from a fixed position and within a consistent composition.
Its meaning lies in that repetition.
By returning to the same view, the work makes visible how landscape is shaped not only by what is there, but by the conditions through which it is seen.
Rather than searching for new scenery, the series looks for difference within what appears unchanged.
Across repeated observations, shifts in light, air, and weather become the landscape itself.