The Crowded Distance Between explores the quiet tension between closeness and distance in everyday public life, reflecting on the way people briefly occupy the same world while carrying their own private experiences.
Public places create a particular kind of intimacy: strangers gathered together, connected by place and circumstance, while remaining separate.
The work considers the fragile relationship between individuals and their surroundings — the quiet connections, unseen boundaries, and moments of shared experience that exist between separate lives.
