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 second chapter, made in Montreal between 2015 and 2018, attends to the relationship between the view from a fixed window and the changing conditions of urban life. Winter weather, sidewalks, architecture, movement, and patterns of everyday activity become part of an extended observation of how a place is experienced through time.
60+ photographs
