Little Things


We tend to notice what is large and visible, yet much of the world is built from small, overlooked objects that quietly shape how we live. Little Things reveals how these diminutive forms carry deep historical, political, ecological, and cultural significance, uncovering hidden connections when viewed closely. What first appears ordinary expands through context, with each layer revealing broader meanings and showing how small things can accumulate, expand, and grow into something far beyond their visible scale. 



















New York.