Here.erehT

Here.erehT

This series explores the moment when two realities seem to reach one another. Each photograph presents a meeting between oneself and another version of the other self, appearing through reflections as if from a different world. The images question where one reality ends and another begins, suggesting that the separation between them may not exist at all.

For this series, I wanted to approach image-making through an alternative photographic method rather than relying primarily on extensive digital manipulation and post-production. By working with reflections and the physical properties of the photograph itself, I allowed the distortion and overlap between realities to emerge more organically. The resulting images sit somewhere between photography and abstraction, where a familiar space becomes uncertain and reality begins to feel fragmented.

The title reflects this idea of two perspectives existing simultaneously: here and there, reality and its reflection, separated yet inseparable.