I offer a space of openness, extension, and possibility. Through time, attention, memory, and emotion, this space can become a place. A place is not fixed by what happens there, but by what resonates, including moments that never fully happened. Absence and ambiguity: Absence refers not only to losses, but also unrealized possibilities, and imagined moments that remain active within us. Ambiguity emerges through what appears empty: an invitation to sense own thoughts, memories, and bodily awareness. What seems blank can be conceptually full. The work belongs to its surface and its atmosphere.