A thing can be in multiple states at the same time until you measure it or look at it. Once you do, it settles into one. Before that, it is all of them at once. The classic example is a coin spinning in the air. While it spins, it is neither heads nor tails. It is both. The moment it lands, it picks one.
SuperPosition's Artwork
SuperPosition, Nutsgee and Ulziikhishig, Khovd Province, 2018, 24×16 in, Photography Digital Print
SuperPosition, Township Rebellion, 18×12 in, Photography Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
SuperPosition, The Bridge, Chitral, 18×12 in, Photography Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
SuperPosition, Three Generations, 24×16 in, Photography Digital Print
SuperPosition, Khovd Province, 2018, 24×16 in, Photography Digital Print
SuperPosition, The Future, 16×24 in, Photography Digital Print
SuperPosition, Flowers & Riot Shields, 24×16 in, Photography Digital Print
SuperPosition, Women Farmers, Teesta River, Bangladesh, 24×16 in, Photography Digital print
SuperPosition, Gentle, Kind, Curious, 16×24 in, Photography Digital Print
SuperPosition, Riverbed Pumpkin Farmers, Teesta River, Bangladesh, 24×16 in, Photography Archival Pigment Print