This body of work is made from a small wooden runabout on Lake Pyhäjärvi, returning repeatedly to the same vessel and the same body of water.
The photographs are structured around repetition and duration. The boat functions as both vantage point and threshold: a moving interior from which weather, light, and space are encountered directly. Shore remains distant and unresolved; the work is not oriented toward arrival but toward sustained presence.
Conditions shift continuously—calm and violence, clarity and obscurity—placing the images between refuge and exposure. The work considers solitude not as retreat, but as confrontation: a state in which external forces and internal perception are inseparable.
