Towards the Edge of Perception

This series examines how perception shifts through the interaction of light, material, and space. Using photography as a tool, it focuses on subtle changes in surfaces, structures, and spatial relationships.

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Across urban and everyday environments, the images capture moments where things appear between presence and disappearance. Reflection, transparency, and atmosphere soften the boundaries of objects, creating unstable and layered visual fields.

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Rather than fixing a single viewpoint, the work highlights how seeing itself becomes part of the image. Space and subject begin to blur, suggesting a more fluid relationship between observer and environment.