Argued below, by the frames themselves
Thesis 1 · drawn once, on arrival
This one was drawn the moment you arrived — one stroke, no undo. Everything inside it is included; everything outside it is gone. A photograph is just this line, taken seriously.
Thesis 2 · stamped 24 times
The same crop, the same distance, the same tilt of the head — stamped onto everyone who walks in. A habit is a decision someone else made, years ago, for somebody who wasn't you.
Thesis 3 · it can feel you
Bring your cursor near this one. A frame that cannot respond to what it holds is not composition, it is packaging. The line should give where you push.
Thesis 4 · now you see it
Watch this one come and go. With it, the sentence is an exhibit; without it, a stray thought on a page. You never notice the framing of a picture you love — that is how you know it fits.
Thesis 5 · cut for you alone
This shape was cut from your visit's seed — its angles exist for you and will not be offered to anyone else. That is the entire theory.
cut № —Frame Theory, applied
The manifesto is free; the practice is a studio. One sitting, one argument about where your edges are, and one photograph composed from scratch — no presets, no house style, no thesis 2.
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