Conventional beauty is overdone. It’s basic, and it’s boring. My photography actively rejects the spectacular in favor of the more honest beauty found in the uneasy, the grotesque, and the mundane.

This series, 'Tension,' is a psychological thriller. Each image is intentionally unresolved, built not on what is seen, but on the overwhelming power of what is unknown. The work mirrors the social tension we navigate daily but pretend doesn't exist: the state of not knowing another's true intentions, of dealing with facades, of having only a limited, incomplete view of any situation.

The perspective shifts constantly. Sometimes the viewer has the power, looking through a hole in a wall; other times, they are locked in a power struggle with the grandiosity of a Ferris wheel that escapes the frame. I don't care what the viewer thinks about these scenes; this is about the feeling in their gut. It is about leaving them with the unsettling friction of a story half-told.