Shape of Time explores time not as a measured quantity or chronos, but as a material, perceptual, and subjective experience. Its passage shapes memory, love, and creativity through anticipation and shared duration.In this work, the act of sculpting and photographing transforms wire from a physical structure into a metaphor for the unseen framework of time. Each form suggests how time accumulates and dissolves, mirroring the processes of memory and lived experience.Photographed in black and white, the images present wire forms emerging from darkness, where light and negative space generate tension and depth. A shallow depth of field allows portions to blur and recede, echoing the way memory and time move in and out of clarity. Collectively, the works evoke duration and gradual entropy, revealing a condition in which nothing is fixed but rather continually emerging, dissolving, and becoming.
Susan Hill
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