A Trance of Chlorophyll transforms Monstera leaves into a symmetric five-part sequence of layered botanical perception. Macro detail, bokeh, motion and overlapping forms move between recognition and abstraction, while the tonally inverted central image creates a deliberate rupture. Structured symmetrically around this shift, the series explores repetition, transformation and...
City’s Thirst captures a moment of urban heat stress: cooling mist descends along a stone wall while a small figure at the edge of the frame bends towards it, almost as if in prayer. The brief relief becomes a symbol of adaptation to rising temperatures. The photograph reflects on...
Oculus of the Machine transforms a macro view of a coal excavator’s bucket wheel into an unexpected architectural vision. Enlarged beyond recognition, the industrial structure resembles an Art Deco dome or mechanical oculus. The photograph shifts scale and function, turning machinery into imagined architecture and revealing geometry, rhythm and...
Water as a Scriptor: Citrinitas explores how condensation, droplets and translucent surfaces transform the visible world into unstable inscriptions. Architecture, snail trails and light dissolve behind wet glass, re-emerging as painterly traces, grids and luminous signs. Water becomes an active author, rewriting familiar forms through refraction, erosion and chance,...
Interference Fields explores how projected light, architectural surfaces and sculptural presence destabilise ordinary space. Across four photographs, the strict rhythm of blinds bends, fragments and collides with walls, glass and the bronze figure of Pan. Light becomes an active material, creating shifting fields in which geometry and body, surface...
Chlorophyll Trance II turns the natural apertures of Monstera leaves into portals revealing a second visual layer. Through macro perspective and bokeh, these openings shift in scale and appearance, resembling insects, droplets or suspended organic forms. The work explores how close observation transforms botanical familiarity into deeper perception, where...