The work is structured around interrogations of loss, loneliness, vulnerability and consciousness.

Loss is approached not as termination but as a condition that disrupts continuity, loosening attachment to coherence and fixed meaning.

Loneliness is examined as a psychological state that alters attention and internal movement. Rather than functioning solely as absence, it is treated as a condition in which sensitivity is recalibrated.

Vulnerability is positioned as a necessary openness within this process, allowing instability to be engaged without collapse.

Consciousness is understood as adaptive and non static. The work engages with interruption, fluctuation and recalibration, reflecting models of cognition that emphasise flexibility, feedback and adjustment under pressure.

Movement operates across the practice as both physical and cognitive transition. Forms privilege passage, orientation and shift, situating meaning within processes of adaptation rather than resolution.

Taken together, the work proposes that under sustained conditions of uncertainty, perception and thought retain the capacity to reorganise. It is within this capacity for adjustment, rather than in stability or closure, that the work locates its forward movement.