This series examines built structures as conditions of support and inhabitation. Through repetition and subtle variation, the work reveals how architecture is not only form, but a framework that sustains presence. The structures appear similar, yet shift in relation, density, and use, suggesting that space is not fixed, but continuously negotiated.
Pi-Lin Liu is a Taiwanese artist working with photography and handcrafted platinum-palladium printing. Guided by The Quiet Axis of Earth, her practice explores time as a condition of becoming through walking, observation, and the material presence of the photographic print. Through PHOLENS Photography & Art and WhiteCrow78 Studio, she integrates digital image-making with handcrafted platinum-palladium printing as a unified artistic practice. Her photographs invite viewers to slow their pace of looking and experience the quiet rhythms through which the world continually unfolds.
