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In my work, the past is never far away. Its echoes live in every choice I make, every image I create, guiding me as I explore the present. History holds stories that remind us where we come from and why we continue forward, and I find endless inspiration in its patterns, textures, and lessons.
But art is also about the here and now—about engaging with the fleeting moments of the present and capturing something timeless within them. It’s a way of grounding myself while imagining what comes next, of honoring what’s behind us while daring to build something new.
Through my photography, I try to weave these threads together. The past is a lens through which I interpret the world, but the present is where I seek clarity and connection. This balance feels especially poignant in our digital age, where the tools of creation and preservation constantly evolve, allowing us to explore these ideas in ways previous generations couldn’t have imagined. 4 replies
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