between and among objects focuses on how we see and perceive space. The work considers the act of looking, visual trajectories, perspective, and visual illusions. Screens, mirrors and lters are all about this—they function to frame and direct the view and also to dislocate, complicate, alter, duplicate and negate. In a mirror for example, we see a space that we can access visually but not physically; there is also a duplicate, a double, which complicates the idea that we can understand something through a singular definition. These devices allow me to talk about perception and how things change depending on position and perspective.