6 October 2026

Small sequences

A sequence changes what a picture does. The same grey field reads differently depending on what comes before it, and a small shift in tone can act like a full stop. I've been building runs of four to six and moving them around until the pace feels right.

This is done entirely in software, on a flat file where the studies sit side by side. Nothing is printed, and I have no interest in seeing them framed — the sequence only exists as an arrangement on screen.

The archive grows slowly this way, mostly by reordering. Some months nothing new is made and the same twelve studies simply change places.