From a series of five velvety small works that emerge from observations of light, architectural space and landscape; considered alongside reflections on remembrance and imagined situations. Digital collage fuses excerpts from field photography shot in Scotland and Aotearoa with ideas of contemplation about experiences of space, memory and seeing multiple perspectives in the built environment. The works construct hypothetical spaces: some scenes of reverence, others imaginings to mark the delights of uncertainty. These were made just after Crowe’s father died. In part they commemorate his passing, and Crowe’s reflection on memories of her late mother.