Artist Statement

Emptiness is neither a beginning nor an end.
It exists around me and inside me at the same time.
I don’t want to fight it or fill it.
I want to observe.
Something may appear, or it may not.

Body or landscape — the distinction is irrelevant to me.
Both exist without performing.
They do not offer themselves.
They simply remain.

My work is a confirmation of this presence.
My images are not meant to guide, comfort, or instruct.

I refuse to produce meaning on demand,
to explain images in advance,
or to treat photography as a place where ideas must be justified.

I do not use photography as therapy, confession, or statement.

What I offer instead is a space — quiet, attentive, unresolved —
where meaning is neither imposed nor refused.
The viewer is free to encounter what is present,
or nothing at all.

Emptiness is not the beginning, not the end.
It does not need to be resolved or explained.
It remains open, unstable, and personal.