Presence

This series captures the intimate and fleeting nature of my personal interactions through the use of long exposures and a zoom lens. Each image blurs the boundaries of form, creating distorted yet evocative portraits of the people I spend time with. These are not just snapshots of faces; they are impressions of moments, a reflection of how I perceive those closest to me in real time.

By embracing distortion, the work mirrors the way memories and emotions shift and evolve in my mind. The abstraction brings viewers into my perspective, where the details are less important than the feelings and connections shared in the moment.

Through these portraits, I invite others to step into my world, experiencing the intimacy of my personal life and the beauty of seeing people not just as they are, but as they feel in the fleeting seconds we share.