''With analog processes and the infinite possibilities of photographic film, I became addicted to scrutinizing each shadow, blur, or highlighted light with such depth that I delved into thoughts and ideas that emerged from the depths of my being, which quickly became a routine. For me, in art, as in life, the journey and the processes hold greater significance than the ultimate destination and goal. Initially, it was about layering, toying with highlights and negative spaces. As I gradually disconnected from reality and immersed myself in the possibilities, "Overlaying" moments became the best way for me to express myself, with images intermingled like my thoughts. Then came the possibilities of photochemistry and its alternative processes, from which I can no longer escape. I relinquished everything and, finally, found myself.''
Analog double exposure taken with a Minolta X700 on ‘Fomopan 400’ 35mm film and developed in a cannabis-based solution | 27 minutes at 21 degrees Celsius | digitally archived with subtle retouching during the scanning process l 2475 x 3784px / 1200ppi
