Threshold

Windows and walls divide interior spaces from the world outside, but vegetation does not always respect those boundaries. Leaves and branches press against openings, filter the light, and find their way across surfaces shaped by people.

Some of these structures appear worn or neglected, their frames and walls marked by time. Within them, plants gather, spread, and alter the view. What was once an opening onto the outside becomes a place where the built environment and natural growth meet.

The boundary remains visible, yet it is no longer fixed. The images attend to this shifting edge, where a window or wall frames nature even as nature begins to change the frame.