Photography shouldn’t only be a mirror of the world, but a passage through it. By looking beyond what is visible, an image can hold traces of time, emotion, and silence.

In this series, I observe the world from a conscious distance, as if looking through the eyes of a ghost, a gaze without a body. When I made these photographs, I felt as though I had briefly left life and returned to the human world as a spirit—present, aware, but no longer fully inside it. From this position, familiar scenes appear real, yet strangely distant, suspended between reality and memory.