About Time is an installation that brings together a circular pinhole camera structure, a television, and a series of inkjet prints to explore the elusive nature of time and its representation. Rooted in processes that rely on duration, exposure, and delay, the work foregrounds the inherent limitations of capturing something as intangible and continuous as time itself.

The circular pinhole structure functions both as a device and a metaphor: an apparatus designed to stop time, yet one that inevitably produces only fragments, traces, and distortions.

At its core, About Time draws a parallel between the futile effort to contain time and the romantic impulse to hold onto a relationship that is already slipping away.