The distance between two points traces a path. Time and again, we travel disparate routes—paths that lead us to dead ends, familiar paths that return with a sense of uncanny familiarity. In mapping a territory, we encounter limits and boundaries that invite us to reflect on a play of presence and absence unfolding across parallel times.

Three hundred and three kilometres are nothing more than a cartography filled with physical and emotional places that shelter us and bring us closer to the idea of home. *Asynchronous Territories* seeks to bridge distance through a correspondence that transforms both ourselves and the places we inhabit.