Contact

Two white formations approach one another from opposite directions, narrowing towards the space between them. Their shapes suggest currents drawn into a shared encounter, with one descending as the other rises. The title gives this arrangement several possible meanings: touch, collision, communication or connection. Each begins with a relation between separate bodies. The tapered forms concentrate that relation into a narrow interval, making the anticipation of contact more compelling than a completed action. Their soft, cloudlike appearance gives the encounter a fragility at odds with the forces they seem to carry. Held within a still enclosure, the opposing currents sustain a moment of approach that the viewer can continue to examine.