We are accustomed to believing that the centre is the place where meaning resides.
But sometimes the centre is defined by what is absent from it.
THE CENTRE is a reflection on presence, absence, and the space between them - on the possibility that what appears empty may become the most significant part of what we see.
It begins with a paradox: that absence can have a structure, that emptiness can have weight, and that what we do not see can determine everything we see.