HYPNAGOGIA

“A kind of sleep that steals upon us sometimes…”

Charles Dickens

Hypnagogia explores the threshold between wakefulness and sleep, when the body becomes heavy and still while the mind remains receptive to what is happening around it. Made from the passenger seat during road trips, these photographs evoke the interrupted visions that surface as one drifts in and out of sleep: roads, fog, houses, trees, and signs appear and disappear, suspended between perception and dream. Reality is not entirely lost, but loosened; fragmented by motion, memory, and the half-conscious act of seeing.