Transposition

Each site holds a unique promise. To intervene is to impose one’s will—creating irreversible change carried by its history and collective consciousness. Those who spend time with it suspend it in memory. Lines are drafted and measured. On site, new considerations emerge, and intimacy grows through scrutiny.

That is the beauty of transposition. The shift from paper to body as site is disorienting. Beyond the physical, you ask: Where am I? You are there before, during, and after intervention. Fleeting in practice yet comforting in promise—however unfamiliar the journey, there is always repose in the liminal.