Description
Curiosity was photographed inside a Japanese train, where the driver’s cabin becomes a threshold between two worlds. A railway worker performs his precise professional gestures, while a child observes him through the glass, absorbed by a reality outside his own. The windows separate the tracks, the driver’s cabin and the child’s view. The glass is both barrier and passage: it makes the future visible, but not yet accessible. The child’s curiosity is a first contact with the unknown.
