Deferred works examine images whose meaning is not immediately available. Through extended duration, slowed perception, and reduced visual clarity, these projects suspend recognition, delaying the moment at which an image can be fully apprehended.

Rather than presenting information directly, the works require sustained attention. Images emerge gradually through time, oscillating between visibility and uncertainty as details, events, and relationships come into focus. In this way, the projects explore how memory, recognition, and understanding are shaped not only by what is seen, but by the conditions under which it becomes visible.