The installation incorporates a series of entries from the journals that began in 2019 as well as devised text revolving around the idea of space (both above us and all around). I wanted to capture a feeling of total expanse contrasted with complete isolation. One of the funny things about isolation, however, is that even when we are totally alone the sensation of being watched can creep into our subconscious. It can be easier to feel isolated surrounded by hundreds of strangers than in an empty room. Our minds play tricks on us, and suddenly a silent room becomes filled with onlookers who never reveal themselves.