16x24 inches, photography
sold framed and ready to hang
 
Death shapes life. But knowing that any moment might be the last can motivate rather than foster morbid fixation. Appreciating mortality means that life satisfaction is born from engaging with rather than denying something real. Dancing with death makes each day count.

“Station Delay” portrays a liminal space: a literal transit station with a toxic green glow, the silhouette of a winged figure in the distance. Shot at a wide angle, the modern, almost futuristic ceiling encircles the nearly black tunnel— a more timeless and earthy nod to the journey from animate bodies.