A finite rule, endlessly repeated.
A fixed moment, infinite contingency.
10:01 began at 10:01 a.m. on 1 October 2025. From that day onwards, I have taken one photograph every day at exactly the same time. The subject is never predetermined, nor is there a fixed theme. It may be an emotion, an event unfolding before me, a fleeting state of consciousness, or simply an insignificant detail in the world around me.
Each photograph is entirely shaped by where I happen to be, how my day unfolds, and the conditions of that particular moment. I can neither predict my location nor determine what I will encounter. The only constant is the time: 10:01.
Photographing becomes an immediate response: the body acts first, and consciousness follows. The resulting images emerge more from the subconscious than from careful selection. The artist's control over the work is diminished, while contingency is amplified.
The work records not only the transformations of the external world, but also the ways consciousness is reshaped through the rhythms of everyday repetition.
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