Layered Images, Shifting Perception
Transparency allows several images to occupy the same space. By stacking photographic fragments and translucent materials, I create compositions that change with light, viewpoint, and depth.
Some elements remain visible; others are obscured or transformed by what lies above them. The work asks how identity is constructed through accumulated memories, roles, and perceptions—and how much of any person can be seen at once.
These pieces invite slow viewing. Meaning does not appear in a single layer; it emerges through the relationships between them.
