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A ceiling light, a stretch of wall, the curve of a metal headboard, a glow of reflected daylight. In this four-part series, the artist photographs quiet details in the bedroom of his Harlem apartment while lying in bed — dreaming, reflecting, performing thankfulness.

Created shortly after stabilizing from a long period of housing uncertainty, the series marks a shift from precarity. The title, drawn from the artist's final email to building management, signals the close of a long correspondence and the beginning of a new chapter.

Each photograph bears a single-word title — "edge," "hold," "hit," "home" — gesturing toward peace, grounding, impact, and desire. Subtly tinted with the artist's signature powder pink, the images hold space for survival, self-determination, and the quiet transformation that occurs when life settles into new form.