My photographs purposefully leave much to the imagination. Soft, blurred, and occasionally cropped, these scenes, as if they are a part of my memories, unfold like fragments of narratives for which a complete story is always just out of reach. I purposefully erases or obscures parts of the view, curtailing the viewer’s ability to fully comprehend the subjects yet allowing them to find their own way through imagined scenes.
I often focuses on reflections and mirrors, suggesting the way in which reflections portray an inverted vision of what one presents to the world and suggesting that “the environments and representations of ourselves are created and abstract rather than objective. It implies that our perception is the leading part that decides how we feel and what is happening in our mind.”
