Hourglass explores the relationship between time, movement and the human condition within the contemporary urban landscape. A crowded subway carriage becomes a suspended space in which bodies lose their ordinary orientation, floating between balance and instability, order and chaos.
Like the grains of sand in an hourglass, people flow through an endless cycle of movement, repetition and transience. The work reflects on the fragility of individual existence within the collective rhythm of modern life, where time seems both compressed and suspended.