Metaphotography is an artistic practice where the image stays connected to a real moment and does not try to explain it. Its significance lies beyond representation, within the act of photographing itself. These images invite slower looking and reward attention over time.
Selected works focus on the photographic event. Across projects and singular observations, the images approach the point where recognition begins to loosen, and the trace of light and duration becomes perceptible.
This section follows photographic practice as a form of thinking. The texts move between metaphotography and photography at large, fixing how images are made, read, and positioned today.
