Walking ten thousand steps a day is said to be good for your health. Within such repetitive movement, however, do we simply pass by without noticing or are we capable of discovering something more extraordinary? By paying attention to moments of small encounter, the urban wanderer can capture the fleeting tensions that arise between these two states, revealing deeper meanings embedded in our surroundings.

Debbie Carlos reconstructs the aesthetics of the everyday by framing such ways of seeing via acts of intuitive observation. Through her lens, the time and space of our world appears to drift back toward the objects themselves. In observing these various photographed forms, the viewer is then able to locate the fragments of life that are held within and between each of these framed gestures.