Time-Lapse

While SY-NK sculptures express form through space, the Time-Lapse collection explores form through time. These video and photographic works document the evolving relationships between light, weather, plants, and structure — primarily in the urban gardens designed by Halsted Welles Associates.

Each piece is a meditation on stillness in motion — offering a slowed-down way of seeing the living systems we move through every day.

“Time doesn’t just pass. It shapes. It reveals. It heals. These works are about noticing.” — Halsted s Welles

Now Available

Selections from the Time-Lapse collection are now available for:

• Purchase (as framed stills)

• Licensing (video content)

• Display (as digital installations or traveling exhibit components)

A rare and poetic format: bound video volumes that open like a book, playing preloaded cinematic meditations accompanied by poetry and garden plans.

Each 10.5" x 14" bound volume includes:

• Embedded screen (tablet format)

• Introductory text by poet Anthony Brandt

• Fold-out plan view of the garden site

The titles in the series are Canyon Shadows, Ode to Bhutan, In Love with Daylight, Waiting for Dawn, and A Meadley.

Available as individual volumes or as a collector’s boxed set (includes preface, acknowledgments, and expanded garden notes in an additional folio).

Still images are drawn from time-lapse video frames and arranged into diptychs, triptychs, or large-format single compositions. These photographic works capture transitional moments — where daylight meets shadow, and movement becomes memory.

Available Works:

• Evening to Night — Diptych, 50″ x 44″

• Day Light Blue — Triptych, 78″ x 44″

• Bhutanese Court as Night Falls — Diptych, 42″ x 35″

• In Love with Day Light — Triptych, 97″ x 57″

• Courtyard Evening — Collaged Single, 86″ x 19″