When I look out and see the sky it comforts me to think that even though I may be alone right now, there is someone out there, regardless of where they are or what their life is like, who is looking at the same stars at me.<\/p>\n
During my quarantine, looking out the window seemed to be one of the only exciting ways to connect with the world outside (even if from a distance) It helped me see that time truly is passing even if doesn’t always seem that way. This got me thinking about how people other than me viewed time. When I asked people the question the answers I got were no doubt, rather diverse.<\/p>\n
For the project, I chose to interpret each of the answers I got and visualize them within windows. Each one representing a specific person’s idea of time. Ideally, I would have loved to have this project be a largescale one. Life-sized windows placed on a gallery wall, objects put into some of them, and projections within each window. Overwhelming viewers by the time that always surrounds them, but no one can ever see.<\/p>\n
For now, however, I will leave this piece as a moving painting, framed to be displayed in a virtual gallery.<\/p>\n
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