Self Portraits

Cinematic imagination and mythology

This series bridges cinematic imagination and mythological symbolism through stylized photography and digital composition.
The first work takes inspiration from the Star Wars universe, reinterpreting sci-fi aesthetics and hero imagery through a fashion-editorial lens. The result merges futuristic costume design with performance and light-based motion effects.
The second piece draws from the myth of Pluto and the underworld, referencing classical art and the duality of death and transformation. Through surreal staging and symbolic imagery, it explores themes of consumption, vanity, and the human desire for eternal life.
Both works combine photography, digital retouching, and conceptual storytelling, creating a dialogue between pop culture and mythology.

Honor and dark impulses

This series visualizes inner conflict and transformation through staged, surreal imagery.
The first work uses color, gesture, and smoke to express a psychological tension between temptation and control — a confrontation with one’s own darker impulses.
The second piece draws inspiration from medieval iconography and martyr symbolism, reimagining the fallen knight as a metaphor for exhaustion, sacrifice, and beauty within decay.

Between Stillness and Structure

The series focuses on composition as a form of psychological space.
Each figure is positioned within a strict visual balance — contrasts of symmetry and distortion, of softness and defined edges.
Light functions as architecture: it isolates, shapes, and fragments the body into planes of reflection and depth.
Through layered textures and controlled framing, the images transform static poses into spatial tension — moments between stillness and disintegration.