essays on skin
This series of photographs came from a deep curiosity about the body. I kept asking myself what I was really searching for when I looked at skin, silhouettes, and shapes — when I knew that a photograph could only ever show part of what I felt.
It’s as if the shadows, the soft light, and the spaces in between hold other meanings that words can’t quite reach. In these explorations of the skin, I’m not just looking for something physical, but something intuitive, almost emotional.
I follow the traces the body leaves behind, trying to reinterpret them through new forms — through the distortions created by shadows, water, fabric, or the hard limits of small, confined spaces. Those elements contain and transform the body at the same time.
In the end, what I find keeps coming back to this idea: the skin as an element that fills the space.