a dwelling for two shadows
[1; story]
In this small book of narrative poetry, architectural drawings and illustrations form the misty afterimage of a house in a field that we could call "home." The poetry echoes our universal longing to find places as placeless people. A dwelling is found, lost, and made again just as shadows make and unmake themselves every day in the natural waning of light. Inspired by a poem by A.E Housman and Like Rain, Like Music by Kim Hyunsik, this small book of architecture and poetry is written as a ballad.
(above) diptych; home found, home lost
