The Silence Within the Stone
Storm-dawn over Pre Rup: cloud descends, stone ascends. The article traces a long exposure received—not taken—and the hand-toned offering that followed. Five towers whisper upward, asking the heart to climb without moving…
Breath Over Laterite
Mist swallows stone; breath passes through the artist and into the waiting film. A haibun traces this vanishing—a single paragraph, a single haiku—where silence ascends the ancient stair and does not return…
Listening to Rain-Warmed Stone
Warm stone greets rain; a lion keeps vigil. In the charged quiet, a poem rises—clouded towers, thunder’s single syllable, a stair that opens instead of climbs. Presence lingers where gods once placed a weightless foot…
Storm-Lit Stillness
Storm-scented dawn holds its breath at Pre Rup. The artist waits until presence itself leans close and the shutter becomes a prayer. A single haiku lifts from the hush, then vanishes, leaving the stair bright with silence…
