Statement:

In Moment, the work is not a unit of time but a condensed nucleus of awareness—a point at which experience slips free from its ordinary flow and becomes a form of heightened presence. 

What unfolds in this series is neither a narrative of nature nor a depiction of reality; rather, it is the pursuit of the instant that—before becoming an “event”—appears at the threshold of perception. 

Here, the moment functions as an opening: a clearing in which the world is no longer an object of regard but becomes a co-breath with experience itself.///

In this body of work, nature and the human do not appear as independent poles; instead, they emerge as the shared fabric of an immediate encounter—one in which the boundary between observer and observed becomes unstable, and lived experience takes shape within a pre-linguistic quiet. 

What becomes essential is not the subject but a particular quality of presence—one that rekindles the possibility of reflection.

Moment is an attempt to hold the instant before meaning: a span still free from the pressures of fixed interpretations, allowing awareness to rediscover itself at the threshold of experience. 

These works invite perception to turn away from searching for external significations and to return instead to the inner roots of seeing. 

Moment is the vanishing point at which the world offers itself to us—just briefly—before we are carried once more into the currents of life.

Haniye Azmoode