Self-Portrait: Alive in the Spring Air
Digital collage with a springtime palette.
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Digital collage with a springtime palette.
The most interesting things are born in the darkness; you see only what you want to see. Is there nothing there, or is there everything?
In “River of Glass,” the reflective surface of water transforms trees into elongated horizontal streaks that resemble etched lines in glass. The stillness of the moment gives the illusion of solidity, yet the image remains delicately unstable.
For me, this image is about how intimacy can exist in fragments. By withholding the full figure and the gaze, I invite the viewer to project their own feelings onto these contours — to see not just a body, but a state of mind. The photograph explores the thin line between exposure and protection, where the visible edge of the body becomes a quiet outline of the soul.