Fragments & Ghosts gathers images that feel less like photographs than like remnants. They appear incomplete, slightly displaced, as if something has already slipped away.

The work moves through quiet spaces, water, light, reflections and surfaces. Nothing happens, and yet something lingers. What is visible is often secondary to what is sensed: a presence without a body, a moment without a clear beginning or end.

Working with Polaroid material allows chance, decay and imperfection to become part of the image. Chemical traces, fading tones and unstable borders are not corrections, but witnesses. They mark time, loss of clarity and the fragile nature of remembering.

Fragments & Ghosts is not about places or events. It is about what remains when certainty dissolves and images turn into echoes.