Through My Lens
Photography, to me, is not about freezing time—it's about noticing what time often forgets. This collection unfolds in four chapters: concept, landscape, portrait, and Humanistic. Each one reveals a different way of seeing.
Conceptual – Silences
This series reflects the emotional and existential tension in everyday life.
Through ordinary still life, I explore the conflicting relationships between self and others, society, and inner reality. These objects act as quiet metaphors—tools for sensing, questioning, and understanding how we see and feel under pressure.
Conceptual – A Lonely Girl
This series follows a lone girl as she moves through quiet, ordinary spaces—parks, playgrounds, and in-between places. Her presence feels both visible and forgotten, like a pause in motion.
Through her solitude, the images speak of disconnection, emotional weight, and the quiet ache of being seen yet unseen.
Conceptual – Faux Photograms
This series was created using a scanner and everyday materials, reimagining the traditional photogram process. By moving objects during scanning, I explore distortion, abstraction, and the tension between image and trace.
Each piece captures a moment that never quite stood still.
Humanity – Scenes of the Everyday
A quiet glance. A heavy cart. A slow step across sunlit streets. This series observes human presence not as spectacle, but as a subtle rhythm—ordinary yet intimate. It’s about the unnoticed moments that speak softly, but stay.
