This installation consists of 562 magazine cut-outs, each measuring 8 cm square, organized according to colour and tonal variation. The work is structured through acts of selection and repetition. Working from found imagery, the project assembles a provisional archive based on visual qualities and subtle associative responses to colour.

 

The process relies on actions of cutting and sorting, through which images are accumulated and reorganised. Through this accumulation, the installation foregrounds how meaning emerges through proximity and context rather than through individual images.​

 

The work functions as an early exploration of collection and classification as a visual method, using color as a tool to test how images are ordered, read and felt.