In his work, Yuval Yairi explores the profound relationship between time and space - not as abstract concepts, but as modes of expression intrinsically bound to one another. He observes how a place exists in the mind not as a single, unique moment, but as a continuum of shifting perspectives, accumulation of perceptions and memories layered over time. Through the act of documenting clouds, those fleeting, ungraspable forms, he seeks to chart the movement of time and the landscapes of human memory.The cloud, a symbol of change, migration, and motion, carries within it a paradox of transience and eternity. It disperses and gathers again, condenses and dissolves, an eternal cycle of being. In its movement, it reflects the human condition itself: at once fleeting and continuous, temporal and infinite.