Wabi Sabi

“Wabi Sabi” is a visual representation on impermanence, simplicity, and decay.

Consisting of five still-life compositions, the series embraces the quiet beauty of imperfection, the kind that time, nature, and accident leave behind. All shots printed on ordinary office paper and intentionally burnt, each photograph becomes more than an image - it turns into an object, a fragile relic touched by both creation and destruction. The scorched edges and uneven tones echo the unpredictability of the analog process, inviting the viewer to reflect on the transient nature of existence.

Through withered plants, fragmented shapes, and muted monochrome tones, “Wabi Sabi” captures a state of serene acceptance, a moment between becoming and disappearing. It celebrates the flawed, the incomplete, and the fleeting where imperfection becomes a form of truth.