Light is defined as “something that makes vision possible” or “the sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual receptors”. Light can only be understood in or as a relationship between what or who sees and the illuminated object. In that sense, light and what it illuminates are interpreted by the receptor. Remember… Light is composed of a series of video footage that register the passage of light in certain spaces and at certain times. Tightly framed vignettes of the natural world become abstracted and establish a screen of sorts, a visual field, for the movement of light. The act of mentally and visually separating the particular from the whole yields the idea of an incomplete presence. How does memory — of light— relate to perception? What role can photography play in that exchange?