Time, No Time, A Moment Now is a meditation on impermanence, perception, and the shifting nature of experience. Moving between people, animals, objects, and places, Antony captures fragments of life that appear still, yet suggest constant change: a sleeping dog, a friend making breakfast, a column standing quietly in a park. Each image becomes a slice of time, held briefly before it moves on. Rooted in Antony’s Buddhist understanding of birth, death, and rebirth, the collection explores the moments between these states – the pauses, transitions, and quiet thresholds through which life continually unfolds.
