XXXVIII. Steps Through History XXXVIII

In "Steps Through History XXXVIII," the tunnel becomes a space of contemplation, where the figure’s journey is captured in soft, blurred motion. The long shutter speed technique enhances the dreamlike quality of the scene, with puddles reflecting the sepia and silver tones of the tunnel. The figure’s indistinct form invites viewers to imagine their steps through time as they move between moments of clarity and mystery. "Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us," wrote Oscar Wilde, and this series reflects on how our steps through history leave traces in the corridors of our minds.