A Formula One paddock. A World Cup host nation at full capacity. Tennis on Yorkshire grass in June. A golf club at the particular hour before the tournament begins.
These studies were made inside occasions large enough to be called events, and they rarely turn toward the event itself. The interest was in the preparation: the infrastructure assembled around a few hours of competition, the atmosphere before a gate opens, the working parts of an experience that most people see only from the outside.
Seven studies made from inside. Different sports, different scales, different countries. The common thread is not the occasion but the access: what becomes visible when you are close enough to see how the thing is actually made.
