From the micro-series: The Weight of Quiet Things
Suspended in negative space, two boats remain tethered — not out of need, but out of quiet necessity. What Carries Us Is Each Other explores the human desire for independence alongside our deep, often unspoken, reliance on one another. There is no storm here, no motion — only the still, enduring presence of connection.
In a world that celebrates solitude, this piece offers a subtle counterpoint: that strength often comes not from standing alone, but from being quietly supported — held by someone unseen, drifting nearby.
From the micro-series: The Weight of Quiet Things
A lone vessel hovers in a sea of black, anchored by a single thread. In The Shape of Stillness, silence becomes a form — solitude a structure. The absence of distraction allows focus to settle on the boat’s gentle symmetry, transforming it from object to metaphor.
This image explores stillness not as emptiness, but as presence. It’s about what remains when the world quiets — the shape of one’s own breath, balance, and being.
The Shape of Stillness stands as a visual poem on isolation, clarity, and the calm found in restraint.
