Post BC

This ongoing body of work explores fragments of contemporary life through a tension between staged imagery and documentary observation. Set across suburban interiors, roadside spaces, temporary communities, and isolated landscapes, the series reflects on

Post-BC examines how identity and power persist after the collapse of stable historical narratives.
Rather than documenting events, the work constructs scenes in a suspended state where authority is rehearsed, roles are performed, and symbols linger beyond their original meaning.

Moving between constructed environments and observed moments, the images displace familiar spaces, bodies, and gestures from their contexts and reposition them within unresolved structures.

Post-BC does not offer direct commentary. Instead, it exposes how history continues to operate as a lingering framework—shaping behavior and belonging even after its official narrative has dissolved.