Selected Works
Selected Works
Inner Constelations
Inner Constellations is a portrait series that explores the inner emotional states of the subject. Through light, composition, and minimal visual elements, the photographs attempt to translate internal experiences into visual form. The project reflects on the relationship between the visible portrait and the invisible inner world.
Inner Constellations is a portrait series that explores the inner emotional states of the subject. Through light, composition, and minimal visual elements, the photographs attempt to translate internal experiences into visual form. The project reflects on the relationship between the visible portrait and the invisible inner world.
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Empty
Empty examines themes of solitude, alienation, and the quiet presence of absence within contemporary urban spaces. The series focuses on abandoned interiors and silent city landscapes, where traces of human activity remain without the people themselves. Through restrained composition and atmosphere, the work reflects on the emotional resonance of spaces left behind.
Empty examines themes of solitude, alienation, and the quiet presence of absence within contemporary urban spaces. The series focuses on abandoned interiors and silent city landscapes, where traces of human activity remain without the people themselves. Through restrained composition and atmosphere, the work reflects on the emotional resonance of spaces left behind.
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Essay
This photographic essay reflects on themes of alienation in the industrial age through a visual interpretation of Michelangelo Antonioni’s film Red Desert. Inspired by the film’s atmosphere and psychological landscape, the work explores the emotional distance of the female figure within industrial environments. The project examines how space and environment shape the feeling of estrangement in modern life.
This photographic essay reflects on themes of alienation in the industrial age through a visual interpretation of Michelangelo Antonioni’s film Red Desert. Inspired by the film’s atmosphere and psychological landscape, the work explores the emotional distance of the female figure within industrial environments. The project examines how space and environment shape the feeling of estrangement in modern life.
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Blue Period
Blue Period is a series of studio portraits that uses the visual language of fashion not to affirm identity, but to dissolve it. Immersed in cold blue tones, echoing Pablo Picasso’s Blue Period, the photographs portray figures whose beauty is not solution for emotional problems. The women in these portraits do not seduce or present themselves; their gaze turns inward, suggesting a state of distance and interior emptiness. The series reflects on the paradox of contemporary aesthetics as shortcut through hardship.
Blue Period is a series of studio portraits that uses the visual language of fashion not to affirm identity, but to dissolve it. Immersed in cold blue tones, echoing Pablo Picasso’s Blue Period, the photographs portray figures whose beauty is not solution for emotional problems. The women in these portraits do not seduce or present themselves; their gaze turns inward, suggesting a state of distance and interior emptiness. The series reflects on the paradox of contemporary aesthetics as shortcut through hardship.
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Post-covid Japan
Post-Covid Japan is a photographic project created during the artist’s first visit to Japan, shortly after the end of the global pandemic restrictions. The series observes everyday urban scenes and subtle human presence in a moment when public life was slowly returning to normal. Through quiet observations of the city, the work reflects on the experience of encountering Japan for the first time in a period marked by recent global isolation.
Post-Covid Japan is a photographic project created during the artist’s first visit to Japan, shortly after the end of the global pandemic restrictions. The series observes everyday urban scenes and subtle human presence in a moment when public life was slowly returning to normal. Through quiet observations of the city, the work reflects on the experience of encountering Japan for the first time in a period marked by recent global isolation.
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