Walter Benjamin wrote that “Nowhere, unless
perhaps in dreams, can the phenomenon of the
boundary be experienced in a more originary way
than in cities.” What is the boundary? Something
that divides: the viewer from the viewed,
technology from experience, me from you. The
discontinuities of everyday life are held in awe by
one person, but to the next are beautiful,
transformable, integrative. The photograph is
taken, urban boundaries violently frozen, glimpses
from dividing lanes.