SPACES

In the series SPACES, I explore the layered nature of space as experience, both physical, mental, and emotional. Space is rarely neutral. It can confine, protect, isolate, or open up to the unknown. A room without windows may feel like a safe cocoon, or like a suffocating enclosure. A doorway might offer a view, or hint at an unreachable world beyond.

My images present spaces where presence and absence coexist. They suggest movement, yet remain still. Each space holds traces of time: a shadow or a beam of light. Emptiness is never truly empty, but charged with meaning. Sometimes the space invites stillness, other times it evokes unease.

In SPACES, I use light as a carrier of time — fleeting and shifting. Light defines the edges of walls, floors, thresholds. It reveals, but also conceals. This ambiguity creates room for interpretation: what do you see, what do you feel, what is missing?

The series is a visual inquiry into how we relate to our surroundings. How interior and exterior worlds interact. How a space can simultaneously enclose and open, restrict and liberate.