A photograph is never just what it shows; it is a space in flux, where meaning emerges not from clarity but from uncertainty. When an artwork resists resolution, it invites us to linger, to engage with what is just beyond reach. To me, this is the essence of creating: not to impose meaning but to open a threshold—one that leads the viewer into new spaces within themselves. A powerful image is not static; it shifts with time, perception, and context, acting as a catalyst for discovery. It is not what we see that truly matters, but the doors it opens within us.

In a world of glances and distractions, looking has become effortless—but seeing requires presence, surrender, and patience. Explore the transformative act of seeing through art, perception, and the depth of engagement it demands.

Texture, size, and colour hold a complex relationship in photography, one that is both fundamental and elusive. In the SAXUM series, these elements are not merely visual components; they are integral to how the images communicate with the viewer.