Hesperian (fever) Dream

I photographed this series between 2012 and 2014 in my hometown. Rather than the familiar historic landmarks, I focused on the often-overlooked layer of everyday architecture: utilitarian structures whose geometry, colour and surface detail form an unintended but compelling aesthetic. The project highlights a visual language that usually remains unnoticed in the city’s routine infrastructure.

Textile Printing

I photographed this series between 2012 and 2014 in my hometown. Rather than the familiar historic landmarks, I focused on the often-overlooked layer of everyday architecture: utilitarian structures whose geometry, colour and surface detail form an unintended but compelling aesthetic. The project highlights a visual language that usually remains unnoticed in the city’s routine infrastructure.

Textile Printing

I photographed this series between 2012 and 2014 in my hometown. Rather than the familiar historic landmarks, I focused on the often-overlooked layer of everyday architecture: utilitarian structures whose geometry, colour and surface detail form an unintended but compelling aesthetic. The project highlights a visual language that usually remains unnoticed in the city’s routine infrastructure.