Photography has the ability to capture not only external reality but also to tell stories about the inner dimension of human experience.
Through this work, I seek a deeper exploration of self-perception, human connection, and inner quest. The images function as mirrors.
Two figures coexist, touch, connect. Are they separate beings or different versions of the same self? Photography becomes a means of investigating the duality of human existence—the conflict and reconciliation between light and darkness, fragility and strength, solitude and connection.
Can we truly see ourselves without the gaze of another?
The answer lies within the images, in their silence, in the language of bodies that speaks louder than words.