Welcome To Thresholds Of Presence
Here, I invite you to explore my photographic series, observational studies, and visual archives. Grounded in psychological inquiry, sensory immersion, and spatial acoustic memory, this practice treats the camera not as a passive lens, but as an active portal to examine the quiet tension between vulnerability and resilience.
Spanning visceral bodily endurance, micro-expression topographies, crumbling architectural sanctuaries, and everyday cultural pilgrimages, each photograph maps how physical surfaces hold the sacred traces of human presence.
Mapping Physical Endurance, Consumption & Corporeal Limits
An Emotional Compass For Self-Authorship And Inner Alignment
What happens when the physical body becomes both the instrument and site of sacrifice?
Featuring works like RAW, Eat Pennies, and The Bubble Project, this series confronts the raw mechanics of desire, social expectation, and bodily survival. From swallowing metallic currency in clinical settings to interrogate financial sacrifice against creative risk (Eat Pennies), to testing corporeal limits through elastic bubble gum membranes (The Bubble Project), these photographs capture the visceral boundary where physical constraint meets ultimate endurance.
Unmasking Micro-Expressions & Skin Ridge Topographies
Unlearning Historical Conditioning Through Sacred Archives
Tracking the microscopic, involuntary fractures where genuine emotion escapes theatrical masking
Drawing directly on Paul Ekman’s Facial Action Coding System (FACS), Études de Visage systematically documents involuntary micro-expressions across performance self-portraits, probing the boundary between authentic emotion and societal masking. Running in parallel with the tactile skin topographies of Tu m'as fait ça, these intimate photographic studies map the silent weight of human interaction, memory, and emotional alchemy.
Architectural Memory & Decay
Crumbling Sanctuaries, Post-Industrial Stillness & Light Monuments
Listening to the acoustic memory of abandoned halls where rusted steel and aged brick become silent monuments
Traversing Terres Abandonnées, Sphinx Photography, and Espaces Lumineux, this collection investigates crumbling spaces and industrial ruins. Capturing the post-industrial stillness of the Eiffel-designed Sphinx factory hall in Maastricht, these works turn light beams, weathered brick, and spatial echoes into portals of quiet reflection—mapping how time slowly reclaims the spaces we build.
Cultural Pilgrimage & Transient Horizons
Spatial Rhythms, Desert Contours & Urban Harmonies
Observational studies mapping the quiet space where human presence meets environmental harmony
From the cobalt stillness of Chefchaouen and shifting dune contours of Erg Chebbi in Morocco, to the volcanic tension and ocean serenity across Bali and Lombok, this series maps everyday urban rhythms and environmental landscapes. Capturing kinetic light trails (anhm) and weathered timber grains (Matières & Textures), these visual pilgrimages invite you to pause, resonate with foreign landscapes, and find sacredness in raw materiality.