A Different View

Window is a shift in scale from Invasion and Chase — no aliens, no race across the galaxy, just people, perspectives and passion. It’s a collection of vignettes built around the theme of observation and connection, and sometimes the glass (real or imagined) that sits in between.

Some of it’s shy and unspoken, such as watching someone you’re too afraid to tell how you feel. Or the opposite: a devotion so deep a person can become your whole world in a single glance. In between there’s the peace of being alone with door locked and the noise turned off, a connection that only exists because of a screen between two people, and a love that reads clearer through a nearsighted view than 20/20 vision ever could. By the end it’s less about looking out at the world and more about the connections made, reinforced or avoided.

Please enjoy!