Exhibit runs from December 14th to January 8th

Opening reception on December 14th from 5pm- 7pm

Fathom is a video installation that explores the mercurial experience of time passing and the impermanence of life. Set in a dreamlike, transitional space—part waiting room, part ship at sea—the work evokes a sense of suspension, with figures paused, waiting, and watching. Through their actions, the boundaries between measuring time and space blur, reflecting the paradox that after events pass, only memories persist, hovering between the tangible and the ephemeral.

The title, Fathom, embodies this duality. Rooted in its nautical origins as a unit of depth—once defined by the span of a sailor’s outstretched arms—it also invites the viewer to “fathom” or contemplate the immeasurable: time, memory, and absence. The work is both a meditation and a memento mori, like staring at the sea—immense, beautiful, unknowable.

About the Artist: Caleb Hammond is a creator of performance and visual art. He is an actor, director, and video and installation artist whose work has been performed and exhibited nationally and internationally. In his original works, he explores fragmented and layered imagery, using multiple exposure techniques to create environments that shift and slip, providing viewers with surprising, multifaceted experiences. His work examines the scale and shape of the spaces we inhabit, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior, monumental and mundane events, expansive and empty spaces, and the passage of time.