Shape of Form is a visual narrative, within which one discovers photography as a tool for drawing space. The unusual vantage points lead to the derealization of locations, transforming them into a world existing somewhere over the other side of the mirror. Each of the depicted moments has been “hunted down” with precision, as if the mysterious portal to the fourth dimension had been opened only at that very instance. The photographs become autonomous from the reality that constituted their source of origin. The perspective in the photos bends unexpectedly, construing new dimensions of (un)reality.
