Interstice is a visual and embodied monologue tracing liminal spaces across NYC.
All photography is original.
CODA
Nothing here concludes.
On to the next cycle.
The next process of circulation.
Onwards to more sites of
inbetween.
Holding places.
Revisitng. Circling back.
Looking close.
More presence.
Watching.
Shifting space.
Totally wrapped up in it.
Sequence I traces parks and gardens, whose liminal behavior ebbs and flows as foliage die and return with the seasons.
Sky is visible. So much sky. Melting into it.
These images linger in moments of pause, somewhere transitional as the landscapes flutter between circuits of vitality and stillness.
Sequence II follows waterfronts and piers—sites defined by circulation, movement, and exchange.
Shaped by tides, currents, infrastructure, and the coming and going of bodies, goods, sediment, and debris, contrast is met with illuminance. Gray and sudden vibrant color, restraint and the magic of snow in one truly authentic moment, glistening metal rods.
Sequence II follows waterfronts and piers—sites defined by circulation, movement, and exchange.
Shaped by tides, currents, infrastructure, and the coming and going of bodies, goods, sediment, and debris, contrast is met with illuminance. Gray and sudden vibrant color, restraint and the magic of snow in one truly authentic moment, glistening metal rods.
The publication includes quotes from A. Van Jordan, Ana Mendieta, Audre Lorde, bell hooks, Dionne Brand, Édouard Glissant, Fred Moten, James Baldwin, Jason Reynolds, June Jordan, Kevin Quashie, Kiese Laymon, Langston Hughes, Lorraine Hansberry, Lucille Clifton, Natasha Trethewey, Octavia Butler, Richard Wright, Robin D. G. Kelley, Ross Gay, Tracy K. Smith, Toni Morrison, Yaa Gyasi, Yrsa Daley-Ward, and Zora Neale Hurston scattered throughout.
