Photographs by Tim Fabian

These photographs are constructed rather than captured. Built from sequential exposures, each image accumulates time, movement, and viewpoint into a dense visual field in which stillness and motion collapse into continuity.

The photographic space is treated as a worked plane rather than a window. Familiar objects and architectural elements persist, but are fragmented and reassembled through temporal layering. Perception is resolved through structure and accumulation, presenting seeing as durational, unstable, and contingent; an accumulation of visual decisions rather than a singular instant.