Hauntology
Hauntology explores unrealized futures, capturing how crumbling utopias and suppressed possibilities manifest in human presence and eroded environments.
Hauntology photographs streets, buildings and figures carrying the pressure of what is absent. Ruins, obsolete designs and interrupted promises appear not as scenery but as structures that continue to shape the present.
Photography is already haunted by time. It records what stood before the lens while turning that presence into a trace. The series uses this condition to approach abandoned futures and unresolved histories without pretending they can be recovered.
The work resists nostalgia and easy eeriness. It asks which absences are still active, how failed ideas remain embedded in ordinary space, and what becomes visible when the present is understood as something unfinished.
