A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - ‘Micro Stills’ brings together artists who work with photography as a contained element within larger compositions. While many of the works are physically large, their attention is deliberately narrowed: the image is held small, embedded, repeated, or isolated within the frame. Across digital collage, hybrid processes, and photographic sequencing, photographs appear as fragments—caption-sized moments, contact-scale images, or reduced inserts that resist dominance. These micro stills function less as finished pictures and more as points of focus: moments suspended inside a broader visual field. What connects the works is a shared control of emphasis. Scale becomes a compositional decision rather than a display of size. The photograph is not enlarged for impact, but positioned for attention. In ‘Micro Stills,’ the act of looking is slowed, pulled inward, and redirected toward what is intentionally kept small.