Between Here and There

Between Here and There is a monochrome photograph that meditates on the notion of distance, perception, and subtle barriers. The viewer’s gaze is directed through a fine mesh screen, revealing a serene landscape of bare trees and open fields beneath a gentle sky. The screen acts as both a visual and metaphorical filter—inviting thoughts on confinement, longing, and the duality of presence and separation.

The interplay of texture and contrast heightens the image’s emotional gravity. While the landscape is peaceful, the mesh evokes a quiet sense of obstruction or pause—a moment of suspended observation.

This artwork appeals to those drawn to minimalism, poetic visual metaphors, and monochrome explorations of space and subtle boundaries.

• Medium: Analog Photography (Black & White Film)

• Style: Minimalist / Conceptual Landscape

• Camera: Likely 35mm film, fixed aperture

• Mood: Quiet, Contained, Meditative