Over the past weeks at Can Serrat, I walked around Montserrat with photographic paper placed inside a glass bottle.
The paper records traces shaped by light, movement, and the duration of each walk. Whenever a thought arises, I pick up a pebble. After each walk, I return and write down short sentences recalling the thought I had when I picked up each stone.
What remains are traces of having passed through the landscape: time settling onto the paper, moments of attention gathering stone by stone, and thoughts finding their way into language.
For the installation, the papers loosely follow the ridge of Montserrat, alongside the bottle containing the pebbles gathered during the walks.