Distance & Proximity (2026)

An ongoing series of photo‑and‑text prints centred on landscapes captured by Seah Sze Yunn. Across sea, sky, fog, and treeline, the images linger on open, often indeterminate terrains that feel less like destinations than waystations. Handwritten texts by Regina De Rozario suggest a parallel voice, tracing memories of intimacies and estrangements without ever fully anchoring what is seen and felt. Each work stages a careful arrangement of spacings, placements, and silences that negotiate between what is shown and spoken, and what is distilled and restrained. While these landscapes may appear as stable, grounded vantage points from which a sense of ‘here’ and ‘there’ can be clearly discerned, yet they also operate as expanded, in‑between fields where relational histories and futures can be continuously imagined and revised. As a series, the works invite viewers to contemplate their own interior arrangements — to notice how notions of distance and proximity are negotiated within, and how other ways of being together might be tentatively assembled.