"My work can be described as a body of research in which different moments in time and space run together in a field that seems to embody a determination of time to present proof of it's discrete, unique moments. I create stories that rise around the system of time and space. I'm fascinated by the systems that exist behind the direct surface of the visual world. I see the system of time as a structure that is built up out of smaller differentiated structures. I experience the “now” as a complex collection of all sorts of connected influences from the present and the past; a web of similarities and minute differences caused through the slight moving of time. I portray these different layers of time by carefully assembling visual fragments of narrative elements to create a structure of connections and unity, which I translate into an image. I view my work as constructions in which layers upon layers of ideas take on a meaning of their own. I always search for a harmonious image in which you can discover disharmony without damaging the unity of the image."
All photographs from the series Decay Can Be Very Slow
All Images © Kim Boske
