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In the Victorian era, collectors kept cabinets of curiosities—glass-fronted boxes where the wild world was brought inside, pinned, and rendered permanent. There is a strange, quiet tension in such things. We are drawn to the vibrancy of life, yet we possess a peculiar urge to freeze it, to hold the pulse of a thing still […]
Whenever I ride my bike around Seoul, I carry my camera in a sling bag on my back. When I saw this tunnel, and its sequential sodium-vapor lamps, I knew I had to take a picture. Fortunately, a solitary, older Korean woman walked through as I stood leaning against the concrete in the fading light. […]
In the nineteenth century, physicists often spoke of the ether—an invisible, weightless medium thought to fill the gaps between the stars, carrying light across the void. It was a beautiful, if ultimately discarded, idea. We are all, in a sense, trying to bridge our own voids. We hold onto strings, literal or metaphorical, tethering ourselves […]
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