Stand By

Staged photographic series focused on experimentation with light, color, and form. The human body appears wrapped, isolated, and partially transformed into an object - suspended between presence and absence, personality and depersonalization. The figure evokes associations with a robot, artificial intelligence, or a system placed on hold, waiting for activation. The images reflect a contemporary state of uncertainty, where the boundary between human and non-human becomes increasingly unstable. Identity feels temporary, consciousness paused, as if caught between past definitions and an undefined future. This series explores the tension between control and vulnerability, individuality and erasure, asking what it means to remain human in a time of technological and existential ambiguity.