voyage temporel introspectif. l’edizione 19. epoche this piece is personal—it’s about the moment you realize you’re both the one breaking and the one being broken. the figure is me, or maybe it’s you. i was thinking about how we all move through life, leaving cracks behind us, but also carrying them within. the forest is also a metaphor for the mind—dense, tangled, impossible to escape. the cracks are deliberate. i shattered a piece of glass and placed it in front of the lens because i wanted to capture that feeling of looking at yourself through damage. the handwriting? it’s fragments of thoughts i wrote down during a sleepless night, things i couldn’t say out loud. this is about the tension between control and surrender, about how we try to hold ourselves together even when everything is splintering. it’s inspired by jon rafman’s digital surrealism and the raw vulnerability of francesca woodman’s photography.
shot deep in epping forest near the loughton camp, early morning on november 12, 2023. I used a sony a7r iv with a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. post-processing in lightroom and photoshop to enhance the cracks and add depth to the shadows.
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this piece is personal—it’s about the moment you realize you’re both the one breaking and the one being broken. the figure is me, or maybe it’s you. i was thinking about how we all move through life, leaving cracks behind us, but also carrying them within. the forest is also a metaphor for the mind—dense, tangled, impossible to escape.
the cracks are deliberate. i shattered a piece of glass and placed it in front of the lens because i wanted to capture that feeling of looking at yourself through damage. the handwriting? it’s fragments of thoughts i wrote down during a sleepless night, things i couldn’t say out loud.
this is about the tension between control and surrender, about how we try to hold ourselves together even when everything is splintering. it’s inspired by jon rafman’s digital surrealism and the raw vulnerability of francesca woodman’s photography.
shot deep in epping forest near the loughton camp, early morning on november 12, 2023. I used a sony a7r iv with a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. post-processing in lightroom and photoshop to enhance the cracks and add depth to the shadows.