Lee Thatcher, Pebble Road (PLACES 2026)
A wet mosaic of hand-laid pebbles fills the frame, each stone lifted from its neighbours by a glistening sheen of rain. Photographed underfoot at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park — a place built for reflection — this intimate study finds meaning in the ordinary ground beneath our feet. In monochrome the scene resolves to pure form: wet against dry, rough against smooth, countless individual stones worn smooth by time and gathered into something enduring.
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