The Cupboard’s Interior on the Floor

The cupboard remains shut, yet its shelves have crossed the wall and settled across the floorboards. Plates and a cup appear inside a darkness that behaves less like shadow than disclosed space. The ordinary cabinet casts a second, smaller shadow, preserving the room’s daylight logic beside the breach. Nothing has opened. The painting asks whether an interior must be entered to become visible, or whether concealment can itself take up room.