In this body of work I photograph printed matter from the side, isolating it from its original context and reducing it to a thin horizontal section.
The image no longer functions as representation or narrative, but as material density.
What is normally read as image or content becomes a stratified object, composed of layers, fibres, and accumulated surfaces.
By suppressing legibility and sequence, the work shifts attention from what is depicted to the physical thickness of the medium itself.
Meaning is displaced from image to material, from reading to measurement.