Slowing Down Time is a recalibration of time and perception. The work suspends the viewer in a contemplative pause, evoking the surreal sensation of time stretching, softening and folding inward. Drawing from the experience of meditation, where time dissolves and awareness expands, the work transforms time into a tactile, embodied medium.
Gentle waves of light create a visual language that loosens linear thinking, allowing an internal rhythm to become the primary architecture.
The piece reflects an intuitive intelligence, the capacity to slow, to listen, and to inhabit the spaces between moments.
Through its minimal, breath-like presence, Slowing Down Time offers stillness as both resistance and renewal, inviting the viewer into a quieter, more spacious way of being.