what we almost missed
{PHOTOGRAPHY AS ATTENTION}
I am drawn to the elements that often recede into the background: familiar objects, ephemeral details, shifting light, and the atmosphere of places we assume we know.Photography allows me to slow down, observe, and transform these moments into visual narratives.
{FROM A MOMENT TO A STORY}
ObserveNotice a detail, a gesture, or a shift in light.FrameDecide what to include—and what to leave outside the image.Collect
Bring individual photographs together through mood, rhythm, and visual connections.Sequence
Create a series that invites the viewer to look beyond a single frame.
projects
[MY LIFE, WHAT HAS BECOME OF YOU?]
A photographic zine.A collection of everyday fragments, objects, and moments brought together through photography and editorial sequencing.Format: Photography / Photo zine
{ORDINARY THINGS, PERSONAL MEANINGS}
How can ordinary scenes become more than simple records of everyday life?
This project brings together familiar objects, intimate moments, and fragments of the surrounding world. Their meaning emerges through the relationship between the images rather than through a single photograph.
Each photograph functions as a fragment of a larger whole. By combining close-up details, still-life images, and wider scenes, the sequence creates a rhythm between intimacy and distance—between recognition and uncertainty.
{LOOKING OUTWARD}
from the fragments of everyday life to the spaces we inhabit.the next project shifts its focus toward the city and the museum—places where architecture, light, and overlooked details can alter the way we perceive the familiar.
two photographic series about the act of looking.
One turns away from museum exhibits toward details that might otherwise go unnoticed. The other explores silence within the city through cold tones, fog, and blurred outlines.Series [01] — A Glance AsideSeries [02] — In Blue Silence
[A Quick Look]
What happens when we stop looking at the main attraction?
Photographed within a museum setting, this series traces the moment when attention shifts from the exhibits themselves to barely perceptible details—reflections, frames, light, shadows, and fragments of the interior.
[in Blue Silence]
how can a city feel silent even when it is full of noise?this series explores the feeling of solitude within an urban environment. Cool colors and blurred outlines of fog transform familiar streets into a space of distance, stillness, and physical presence.
