COMPOSITES (ongoing)

Composites is an ongoing series that treats photographs as raw material. Fragments of landscapes, bodies, and textures are cut, dissolved, layered, and reassembled throughboth digital and physical gestures. In this process, the photograph becomes a site of interference, where surface, time, and matter continually slip, erode, and reorganize.

The works form hybrid structures, folding skin, stone, plant matter, and desert atmospheres into new configurations. They are not reconstructions of a scene but propositions: small, self-contained ecologies in which material relations are unsettled and recombined.

Each piece stands between observation and invention, approaching photography not as representation but as a mode of thinking through surfaces. The series extends my interest in liminality and transformation, occupying a space between image and object, drawing and photograph, gesture and erosion, where materials reassemble themselves into ambiguous interior architectures.