Photo — In circle
Photographs orbit the centre as a turning ring that keeps collapsing inward and flying back out, every print twisting on its own axis.
The whole set orbits at once, spokes of a wheel that never stops turning. Over each cycle the ring breathes — prints dive from the frame's edge toward a tight huddle in the middle and swing wide again — and each one carries its own tilt, so the wheel reads as tumbling paper rather than a rigid carousel.
Two radii define the motion, an outer ring and an inner one, with every photo eased between them on a phase shifted by its position in the sequence — which is why the collapse rolls around the circle instead of happening all at once. The individual tilts mix a noise term seeded by position with a rotation graded along the set, and a shared scale curve shrinks the prints as they gather.
