A low-angle view of a light blue shipping container set against a vivid blue sky. The corrugated metal surface runs diagonally across the frame, creating strong geometric lines that lead the eye upward toward the top corner of the container. The metal hinge and structural details are clearly visible, adding an industrial feel. Soft white clouds drift across the sky, contrasting with the solid, angular form of the container. The perspective exaggerates the height and sharpness of the structure, giving the image a dynamic, almost abstract quality where geometry and color dominate the composition.

A lith print in muted olive-sepia tones depicting an art installation inside a gallery space. Semi-transparent white curtains hang in layered rows, forming an improvised corridor. Only the first pair at the entrance is framed with dark fringe, marking the threshold like a ceremonial gateway. The fabric parts gently in the center, guiding the viewer forward. Through successive veils, the perspective narrows and then opens again, leading toward a larger hall visible at the far end. The translucent material softens the light and diffuses the architectural details, creating a sense of quiet progression. The installation, titled Path, transforms the act of walking into a visual metaphor: each curtain becomes both barrier and passage, inviting movement while subtly obscuring what lies ahead.