Impermanence, Refracted
An exploration of shifting dimensions—where light fractures into parallel realities and time feels briefly suspended.
In the wake of profound personal loss, my sense of reality began to soften. Edges blurred. What once felt fixed started to feel more fluid—opening into the possibility that multiple worlds may exist alongside our own, just beyond perception.
These images are captured entirely in-camera through prisms, bending what is real into layered impressions—fleeting, transient, and just out of reach. Moments split and re-form, suggesting a coexistence of presence and absence, here and elsewhere.
A quiet study of impermanence—where each moment exists only as it passes, and what remains is not always visible, but deeply felt.
The images below will be featured in 16x12 framed format in MONAD’s San Francisco 2026 Photo Exhibition on June 12, 2026
