Transparency is, in a way, the invisible within the visible, the finest form of mystery. Presence and disappearance brought together. Starting from this observation that fascinates her, Sarah-Louise Pelletier-Morin embarks on a literary and intimate exploration of her fragile way of inhabiting the world.
In seven chapters that follow the waning of light toward a total eclipse, she undertakes an inward journey, haloed in diaphanous textures. In her glass room, the task is to learn to see through things, in their nakedness, without dissolving them entirely. Do not our whole lives rest upon some imperceptible space, a beyond of our experience? Transparency may be the means of reaching it—a path toward the re-enchantment of the world.
