Exploring myself through photography / A journey into my inner world.
This section is not just a gallery of my self-portraits. It is an exploration, a study, and a dialogue with myself.
Why do I return again and again to my reflection — in the mirror, in the shadow, or in the frame?
For several months I have been photographing myself — mostly in natural light. Sometimes I print these photographs and layer objects over them, objects that randomly enter my field of vision. They become signs, messages, responses to my emotions or to events unfolding around and within me. In this way, I create a map of inner experience.
Here are reflections on the fragility and vulnerability of the body, on strength, and on what has been lived — in both the past and the present. At times, self-portraits also reveal the shadow side — the part of us we may not even recognize, or that lies hidden deep within. Yet through photography, these states can suddenly surface, appearing in moments when we least expect them.
For me, this process is an act of self-discovery. Perhaps it is a form of photo-therapy, a way of speaking without words. These are my steps toward understanding myself.