00 — QUESTION

WHAT DO
I NOTICE?

Can AI discover patterns in ten years of photographs
that I never consciously noticed?

P-0081 · 2025PAT-01 / PAT-04

1,022PHOTOGRAPHS

2017—2026TEN YEARS

8PATTERNS

1QUESTION

BEGIN READING ↓
01

PAT-01 / FRAMES WITHIN THE FRAME

WHERE I LOOK FROM

LAB 002 / 01

I don’t just photograph what I’m looking at.
I often keep where I’m looking from.

Windows. Doors. Glass. Openings. Near → far.

76 photographs · 2017—2026

Editorial interpretation · 10 observed years, not necessarily every year in the range.

02

PAT-02 / SMALL THINGS, CLOSE ATTENTION

THE WORLD GETS SMALLER

LAB 002 / 02

Sometimes I photographed cities.
Sometimes I photographed
what was sitting in front of me.

Objects. Materials. Models. Ordinary things.

183 photographs · 2017—2026

Editorial interpretation · 10 observed years, not necessarily every year in the range.

03

PAT-03 / THE TABLE IS A PLACE

THE TABLE IS A PLACE

LAB 002 / 03

Different places.
Different years.
Somehow, the same distance from the world.

Home. Coffee. Books. Restaurants. Planes. By the water.

141 photographs · 2018—2026

Editorial interpretation · 9 observed years, not necessarily every year in the range.

04

PAT-05 / WEATHER ON ORDINARY SURFACES

WEATHER CHANGES ORDINARY THINGS

LAB 002 / 04

I seem to notice ordinary places more
when something changes them.

Rain. Snow. Light. Reflections.

Rain. Snow. Clouds. Wet surfaces. Changing light.

192 photographs · 2017—2026

Editorial interpretation · 9 observed years, not necessarily every year in the range.

05

PAT-06 / IN BETWEEN DESTINATIONS

NOT HERE YET.

LAB 002 / 05

I photographed places
before arriving at them.

Planes. Airports. Stations. Tracks. Roads. Boats.

59 photographs · 2017—2026

Editorial interpretation · 8 observed years, not necessarily every year in the range.

06

EIGHT PATTERNS / ONE ARCHIVE

THE BIG PATTERN

Different subjects.
Recurring ways of looking.

P-0009 · 2018PAT-07
P-0038 · 2020PAT-07
P-0094 · 2026PAT-01 / PAT-07
PAT-07

BUILT SPACES & PATHS

27727.1% of archive
P-0017 · 2019PAT-01 / PAT-04 / PAT-05
P-0048 · 2022PAT-05
P-0087 · 2026PAT-05
PAT-05

WEATHER & LIGHT

19218.79% of archive
P-0014 · 2019PAT-02
P-0044 · 2021PAT-02
P-0062 · 2023PAT-02
PAT-02

OBJECTS & DETAILS

18317.91% of archive
P-0001 · 2017PAT-04
P-0080 · 2025PAT-04 / PAT-05
P-0090 · 2026PAT-01 / PAT-04
PAT-04

WATER

15014.68% of archive
P-0025 · 2019PAT-03
P-0047 · 2022PAT-03
P-0088 · 2026PAT-03 / PAT-04
PAT-03

TABLES & FOOD

14113.8% of archive
P-0008 · 2018PAT-01 / PAT-06
P-0043 · 2021PAT-01 / PAT-02
P-0094 · 2026PAT-01 / PAT-07
PAT-01

FRAMES & OPENINGS

767.44% of archive
P-0002 · 2017PAT-06
P-0003 · 2017PAT-01 / PAT-05 / PAT-06
P-0011 · 2019PAT-06
PAT-06

IN BETWEEN

595.77% of archive
P-0058 · 2023PAT-01 / PAT-03 / PAT-08
P-0065 · 2023PAT-01 / PAT-03 / PAT-08
P-0077 · 2024PAT-01 / PAT-03 / PAT-08
PAT-08

TABLE + OPENING

151.47% of archive

Patterns overlap. A photograph can belong to more than one.
These numbers must not be added together.

07 — SO, WHAT DO I NOTICE?

SO,
WHAT DO I NOTICE?

P-0081 · 2025PAT-01 / PAT-04

AI found windows,
tables, weather, roads and water.

But maybe that’s not really
what I photograph.

Maybe I photograph
the distance between where I am
and what I’m looking at.

Editorial interpretation — a question to the author, not a measured conclusion.

08 — THE AI’S ANSWER

What does this person
seem to notice?

EXCERPT FROM THE EXISTING ANALYSIS · NOT A NEW ANALYSIS

这个人似乎反复留意:自己看向世界时经过的窗、门与玻璃;眼前桌面上具体的小东西;天气与光怎样落在普通空间;以及移动途中尚未抵达目的地的片刻。支持这些判断的不是一张代表作,而是跨年份重复的照片关系(PAT-01、02、03、05、06、08)。建筑和水提供经常出现的环境,但“我从哪里看、此刻什么让眼睛停下来”更能概括这些证据。它是一种可讨论的阅读,不是对人格或真实动机的诊断。
P-0091 · 2026PAT-01 / PAT-02
P-0086 · 2026PAT-04

09 — MY ANSWER

Still figuring it out.

The AI found the patterns.
I’m still figuring out
what they mean.

10 — LIMITATIONS

The patterns describe
the archive.
They do not diagnose
the person.

The experiment can find recurring visual patterns.

It cannot know:

  • why I took a photograph
  • what it meant to me
  • whether I noticed the pattern before
  • whether this archive represents everything I saw

1,022 retained photographs, not every photograph ever taken. Years are unevenly represented. Pattern counts use existing visual annotations; repeated scenes can affect frequency.