A visual register of unavoidable thoughts

Photography puts a distance between our existence and the subject of the image that we are looking at. It causes us pain, indifference, or pleases our eye; there is an intriguing relationship between us as moving beings and the still contents of the image. My purpose is to give the viewer a chance to stop in front of his or her own intimacies through my images.

But there is still another layer to it; it is that subtle meaning hiding in the image that we know but can’t explain it often, the underline thought that is triggered by a visual spur, the feeling about things that we see and can’t avoid connecting to experiences of our own life.
Continuing with the storyline as a visual language, I take up narrative and tell stories to the spectator. I often find myself in front of images that are full of deliberation about our own humanity. Love, time, relationships, the day-to-day and other aspects of spirituality converge in my work, a visual register of unavoidable thoughts.