"Paper is essential to how I present my photography, the black and white tones gain a physical depth and quiet presence that a screen simply can't offer, inviting a slower, more intimate way of viewing. This work is part of the Residual Presence series.

It is as if the space itself has suffered a fracture of memory. The object at its center is no longer merely a thing. It becomes something closer to a geological trace of remembrance, a fault line left behind by what the mind once held and could not keep."