Kotel – Each One on Their Own

You don’t stand together—you stand on your own, even when others are around you. The space remains open, almost empty, allowing distance to exist between each figure, as if nothing is meant to be shared. The wall stretches across the entire scene, steady and unchanged, holding everything without responding to any one person in particular. No one is closer than the other, and no one is part of a single moment; each figure stands where they need to, carrying something that does not belong to anyone else. There is no movement pulling the eye and no direction that defines the experience, only a quiet presence that allows everything to remain separate, yet connected in a way that cannot be explained. The surface holds its marks without focus, without emphasis, as if everything that has been brought here simply stays, without needing to be seen. This is not a shared moment—it is a personal one, repeated again and again, each time entirely different.