It won’t be long (2026)

As a series, It won’t be long attends to room interiors as sites of suspended time. Each one is a scene; emptied of people yet still carrying residues of their presence: a turned bed, drawn curtains, some quiet evidence of a thing that has just happened or waiting to occur. Windows function as apertures; or thresholds between interiority and the world beyond, where what is near and what is distant are held briefly in the same frame. The photographs do not quite record arrival or departure, but the interval between; a moment of stillness, assurance, and anticipation.