“Convergence” reflects on the meeting of forces that shape our shared environment, flows, tensions, and balances that exist between the human and the non-human, the visible and the concealed. Two suspended forms become thresholds, fragments of a landscape both natural and constructed, where presence and absence continually redefine each other. Within this suspended space, the subject becomes an emblem of coexistence and vulnerability, held between protection and exposure. The work invites a reflection on interdependence, on the subtle ties that bind ecosystems together, and on the role humanity plays in maintaining, or altering, this fragile, collective balance.
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