WORKS
MUND
My photo series "How Much Mouth is Enough?" highlights the modern obsession with beauty ideals, particularly lip augmentation. In a world driven by external perfection, I ask: When does beauty become excess?
Through contrasting images of exaggerated and natural lips, I invite viewers to reflect on authenticity and the true essence of beauty. How much mouth is enough to stay true to oneself?
P O R T R A I T S
As an artist and art photographer, I engage deeply with the concepts of energy and vibration. We are all made up of these invisible forces that permeate and shape our existence. Although we often try to hide our true nature, it cannot be entirely concealed. In my works, I strive to depict these subtle vibrations and energies to reveal the invisible connections and essence of our true selves. Each image is an expression of our inner world, reminding us that we are more than what we outwardly display.
HUMAN ALIEN
In my photo series "Human Alien," I explore the paradoxical relationship between humans and the environment. We live in a paradise full of natural wonders and beauty. Yet, despite this privileged existence, we often feel as if we could switch to another planet from one day to the next. This sense of alienation and the quest for the unknown inspired my photographs.
"Human Alien" delves into this duality: on one hand, our deep-rooted connection to this world, and on the other, our desire to look beyond it. The images capture the essence of this inner conflict and pose the question of what it means to seek the unfamiliar amidst paradise. They are a visual meditation on our existence and the vibrations and energies that inseparably bind us to our surroundings.
HOPE ON MY SKIN
These works are dedicated to vulnerability. Recognizing and admitting your own vulnerability means opening up. Those who make themselves vulnerable can be hurt. Only then is it real, and only those who make themselves vulnerable make true connection possible. Vulnerability is often closely linked to authenticity.
When we make ourselves vulnerable, we show feelings from our innermost being—we reveal what we truly are, feel, and think. This is precisely what authenticity is; it defines us and gives us the strength to be strong. In my works, I depict the strength I have gained through vulnerability in the form of light.
MEN'S WORLD
My photo series "Man's World" highlights the structures and dynamics of a male-dominated world. Through striking portraits and scenarios, I depict the various roles and masks men wear in our society.
The series examines power centers and how authority is exercised. It questions the judgment power often attributed to men and reveals hidden forms of oppression in a world that promotes freedom and success. Additionally, it explores the entertainment world, where men fulfill societal expectations and conceal their insecurities.
"Man's World" invites viewers to reflect on the complexity and impacts of a male-dominated world, offering a visual exploration of power, identity, and the hidden facets of male existence.
