a r t i s t 
p r a c t i c e

Every body of work I create is an exploration of the space between.

Between presence and absence.

Between memory and forgetting.

Between stillness and movement.

Between realityand perception.

Between what remains visible and what quietly disappears.

 

Photography allows me to inhabit these thresholds without

attempting to resolve them. Rather than documenting
the world, I seek to reveal the uncertainty that exists beneath it,

the fragile moments where landscapes become memories,
reflections become places, and ordinary scenes become psychological  spaces. ​

Although each series develops its own visual language, they all belong to the same ongoing investigation.

They ask a single question: What exists in the
great between? My photographs do not attempt to answer it.
They simply remain there. 

​Across different bodies of work, my practice explores transitional states—where memory, absence, transformation and perception intersect.

Although each series stands independently, together they investigate the spaces in between.