A FEW WORDS
Photography is the art of preserving memory. Each image is a fragment of reality extracted from time’s relentless flow—a moment held still against the current of impermanence. Photography stands on a threshold: faithfully reproducing what once was, yet infused with a certain mystery, an enigmatic quality that transcends mechanical recording. It invites us to reflect not only on what we see, but on how we remember, how we preserve, and ultimately, how we understand our place within the unfolding narrative of time.
The photographs I present here are reproductions of moments that, on one hand, testify to the instant’s reality and, on the other, evoke a strange, inexplicable sensation—something that defies easy explanation.