This is a different kind of photography project. The model in front of the camera appears in states and poses that go beyond what is conventional and beyond simply displaying beauty. I used a wide-angle lens, and the shoot took place on a bed. The model was positioned in an unconventional, non-ordinary state. I worked with natural light and a distinct color grading that leans toward a nostalgic, vintage mood.
In this series, I tried to capture moments of inability while sitting, or the emotional atmosphere of a psychiatric patient at home—someone accompanied by depression and helplessness. My model played the role of a mental patient who believed that when he placed his hand over his face, he became invisible. He immersed himself deeply in the role: the subtle looks, the quiet, underlying smiles, the moments when he looked at the camera or lay down in a way that felt as if he could no longer move his body.
It was different—and I love creating different work.
Thank you for staying with me until the end of this post. Until we meet again, goodbye.
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