The American Southwest holds a unique and untamed energy. During my time in Arizona, I set out to capture the raw essence of the iconic landscape. This photography collection serves as a personal visual diary focusing on the quiet moments in nature, the resilient local wildlife, and the undeniable atmosphere of the desert.
This personal university project allowed me to step away from strict commercial briefs and focus entirely on raw character and texture. I captured an intimate portrait series, deliberately stripping away color to draw pure attention to the subject.
This university project serves as a visual introduction to the evolving boundary between the human form and digital space. My intention was to explore the increasing fusion of humanity and technology through a highly experimental lens. The core concept involved casting vibrant imagery directly onto a subject with a powerful projector to see how digital textures merge with biological contours.
