I take photos of moments that never happened. Blending generative technology with the visual language of photography, I create street scenes that feel real yet belong to no past, present or future. Each image is a fragment of an alternate reality: a lost archive of places and faces that never existed, yet feel eerily familiar.
“Faces” explores the tension of presence, where faces slip between clarity and mystery, never fully revealed.The images feel like glances, not gazes, moments of recognition rather than resolution.It’s a series that asks: do we need to see a face to feel a life, to hold a story?
"Shadows" is an exploration of mood and atmosphere. Faces fade, leaving only gestures and glimpses, echoes of presence that feel universal.In this quiet dance of light and darkness, the shadows speak.Intimacy is found in what remains unseen.
