In the intimacy of my room, I immerse myself in an unpredictable, hidden world of colors and liquids. Using my camera, I record forms that I create myself - mixing water and pigments in a small glass bowl and observing the reactions of matter: structures that emerge and disappear, light that bends and passes through the medium. I capture moments that vanish before the eye can fully comprehend them.
The subject gradually transforms into a space of imagination - a landscape of emotions and inner states, a place of introspection. I take pleasure in the process of creation itself, in the manual act of adding and mixing liquids that become a scene only photography can preserve. This instability and uncertainty are not merely visual phenomena for me, but metaphors for an inner longing for infinity, freedom and imagination.
Although born from a simple process, these abstract photographs evoke new planets, cosmic landscapes and micro-worlds of unexplored spaces. Through them, I move away from documenting external reality and turn toward recording my own ideas, emotions and inner visions.
Other Worlds represents a search for new spaces and broader horizons - a reminder that even within four walls, imagination allows us to travel far. The series raises questions of perception, infinity and creative freedom: where does reality end, and where does subjective experience begin?
The subject gradually transforms into a space of imagination - a landscape of emotions and inner states, a place of introspection. I take pleasure in the process of creation itself, in the manual act of adding and mixing liquids that become a scene only photography can preserve. This instability and uncertainty are not merely visual phenomena for me, but metaphors for an inner longing for infinity, freedom and imagination.
Although born from a simple process, these abstract photographs evoke new planets, cosmic landscapes and micro-worlds of unexplored spaces. Through them, I move away from documenting external reality and turn toward recording my own ideas, emotions and inner visions.
Other Worlds represents a search for new spaces and broader horizons - a reminder that even within four walls, imagination allows us to travel far. The series raises questions of perception, infinity and creative freedom: where does reality end, and where does subjective experience begin?
