Margins

Margins centres on human presence in its unguarded forms: figures encountered in passing, absorbed in gestures, routines, pauses, and small acts of ordinary existence. Though often at the centre of the frame, they remain at the margins of collective attention. These are lives and actions not usually granted emphasis, scenes that leave no monument, moments that pass without spectacle and yet quietly structure the human world. Across them emerges a fragile density of everyday situations, woven through rhythms and separations within which something hidden briefly comes into view.