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Abstract
 
Abstract art first became an outlet for me in 2015. It gave me a way to express feeling through color, texture, and blur without having to explain or overthink it.
Years later, abstract photography began with something very simple. One evening, I took out my contacts and looked at the city without my glasses. Everything dissolved into blurred lights, colors, shapes, and clusters. I found it beautiful, and I had a sudden thought: how could I photograph the world the way I actually see and feel it in that moment?
That curiosity led me to experiment with slower shutter speeds, movement, and photographing the city after dark.
The images often reveal very little detail, but that is part of what I love about them. They are less about describing a place and more about preserving the feeling of it: movement, energy, color, and my fascination with being surrounded by life.
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