HARD FEELINGS

Perched above the urban context, two forms establish a relation without agreement. They do not unify, nor resolve into a system. They remain distinct, and through this distinction become legible to one another. A triangle and a cube: not symbols, not objects, but limits. Each marks the boundary of the other. Their coexistence does not produce meaning, but condition. What emerges is a field of tension, where proximity sustains difference rather than dissolving it. Within this field, affect is not expressed but generated—detached from narrative, without subject, without resolution. Hard feelings persist, not as emotion, but as a condition of relation.