A Lived Temporality is a long-term photographic project comprising three chapters developed through sustained observation from fixed windows in London, Montreal, and Vancouver. The first chapter, developed in South East London, attends to the rhythms of everyday urban life as they unfold through a fixed view. Weekend activity, crowded sidewalks, nighttime movement, and the changing patterns of the street gradually become familiar through repeated observation, revealing how duration alters the perception of an ordinary environment.
70+ photographs
