The device promises access. It is built to extend vision, to bring distance within reach.

Here, that promise is suspended. The point of view exists, but no position is granted.

The horizon remains available in theory, inaccessible in practice. What is offered is not sight, but the awareness of its conditions.

Between desire and impossibility, the work holds a quiet tension: that orientation does not guarantee arrival, and that some perspectives appear only to mark the limits of where one can stand.