The Balance of Being V

Every photograph in this series functions as a mirror for the human condition. The starkness of black and white recalls the purity of early photography, where images spoke without embellishment. These works embody clarity, depth, and silence—qualities that invite contemplation. As Susan Sontag once wrote, “To photograph is to appropriate the thing photographed.” Here, what is appropriated is not an object but a state of being: fragile, luminous, fleeting, and whole.