Anna Rogneby

“Odds and Ends” is a collection of observations focused on the overlooked, irregular, and fragmentary elements of the everyday. The project examines presence as a trace, depicting the residue of human actions: objects left behind, arrangements that hint at intention, and subtle attempts to impose meaning or logic onto our surroundings. Through these observations I delve into the ambiguity of the valuable yet overlooked, the strange yet ordinary, and of what lies in the spaces between intention and neglect.

In this project, photography has become a way of thinking — an exploration of time, presence, and impermanence. I have pressed against the edges of the frame and searched the periphery for what lingers just beyond our attention.