statement

I come from manual work. My great-grandparent was a weaver, working with rhythm, repetition and patience. My grandfather was a blacksmith, shaping force into form through heat and resistance. Another line comes from peasant life, tied to land, seasons and survival. None of these were symbolic roles. They were ways of inhabiting the world through…

My photographic practice is grounded in literary science rather than in visual representation. I approach photography not as image-making, but as a form of reading and writing the world. The city functions as a text. The photograph functions as a trace. Drawing on phenomenology and deconstruction, particularly the thinking of Martin Heidegger and Jacques Derrida,…