concepts in progress

In low-light conditions, cameras struggle. You either get blur , a soft, smeared image, or noise , a grainy, peppered mess. Neither is actually a true picture of what’s there, but they’re different distortions. Blur smooths over detail, while noise exaggerates uncertainty.

Sometimes, to remove noise, the software adds blur. To remove blur, it sharpe... See more

Blurriness is a soft-edged kind of confusion, which emerges when we haven’t yet found the language to name who we are. This relates to relationships, because when you can’t name yourself, it’s almost impossible for anyone else to meet you properly.

If someone can’t see us, it’s usually one of two things: sometimes, they don’t yet have the eyes to se... See more