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Toward the Edge is a meditation on society’s quiet margins, where two figures share a stage yet never quite touch—one drifting forward with his back to us, the other rooted on a bench with his belongings, both pressed against the indifferent façade of a financial temple. The geometry of the city is rigid, but their presence is fragile, almost ghostlike—men suspended at the threshold between being and non-being, visibility and erasure.
This piece does not shout; it turns a city street quiet to bring forth the elegy of lives edging outward. The boundary between survival and surrender, between belonging and exile, grows thin enough that both become more real every day, as nothingness becomes more definable every day. Paralleling each other until each reality is too unique to be shared ever again with anyone else; the edge long lost behind you.
10 mil (0.25 mm) thick
Slightly glossy
Fingerprint resistant
Paper sourced from Japan
Toward the Edge is a meditation on society’s quiet margins, where two figures share a stage yet never quite touch—one drifting forward with his back to us, the other rooted on a bench with his belongings, both pressed against the indifferent façade of a financial temple. The geometry of the city is rigid, but their presence is fragile, almost ghostlike—men suspended at the threshold between being and non-being, visibility and erasure.
This piece does not shout; it turns a city street quiet to bring forth the elegy of lives edging outward. The boundary between survival and surrender, between belonging and exile, grows thin enough that both become more real every day, as nothingness becomes more definable every day. Paralleling each other until each reality is too unique to be shared ever again with anyone else; the edge long lost behind you.
10 mil (0.25 mm) thick
Slightly glossy
Fingerprint resistant
Paper sourced from Japan