Jikō · Kyōkai (時光 · 境界) is a book that explores the relationship between time, light, and the boundaries that define our existence. Through three photographic projects, the work invites reflection on the transformation of spaces and memory.
Jidai (時代) portrays the tension between what disappears and what remains, using Tokyo’s public payphones as a symbol of a fading past.
Los Rastros Solitarios de la Luz (光の孤独な軌跡) addresses urban loneliness, capturing ephemeral moments where light becomes a silent witness.
Ecos de la Impermanencia (無常の響) is inspired by the Buddhist concept of mujō, exploring the beauty of the transient.
Jikō · Kyōkai is, ultimately, a dialogue between Mexico and Japan—an invitation to cross borders through photography and to recognize our own impermanence within light and time.
