The photobook explores a deep engagement with presence and temporality, captured through a meticulous visual approach that emphasizes the nuances of the immediate moment. It examines how photographic strategies can invoke a sense of ‘present’ both as a concept and lived experience, using imagery that captures stillness, transience, and the unfolding of time.

Present spans 496 pages and offers a comprehensive investigation into the moments that define ‘now.’ Published by Duke University Press in 2020, the work situates itself within serious photographic discourse, providing a substantial platform for reflection on the interplay between time, memory, and image-making.