Emily Kraus builds a world where relation is organized through distance, spacing, and suspended form. Separation, alignment, and proximity structure how objects hold together across space.
In her work, connection operates not through contact but through interval.
Kraus’s work structures relation through spacing and interval. Elements remain separate but connected, producing tension through proximity rather than contact.
This creates a condition where form is defined by what lies between elements, allowing structure to emerge through distance, alignment, and suspension.
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