Interflections explores the threshold where streets look back at us. Working with shopfront glass and layered reflections, the photographer builds pictures in which interior and exterior merge: letters float across faces, distant towers settle inside a bus window, and strangers share the same plane without ever meeting. Each photograph is both document and construction-a real moment shaped by the optics of glass, light, and time.
Sequenced across 132 pages, the book flows like a quiet walk: bold color gives way to subtle monochrome; crowded overlays open into stillness; gestures and glances repeat as themes. Hoey's fine-art street practice favors patience over spectacle, finding lyricism in the overlooked and coherence in the seemingly chaotic.
Produced as a 10×8 hardcover, Interflections offers rich tonal depth and crisp detail, inviting extended viewing.