Unstable Geographies

Being in transit creates unreality about the places where one lands and confers a sense of contingency on everything, and a strong sense of being misplaced.

People are “figures” embedded in a mutilated world, inhabiting a charged psychological and liminal space, interacting with a specific landscape or environment. The conflict between them, the figure’s vulnerability, and eerie emptiness becomes the point of interest.

Nicolas Goldberg