ABOUT
A conceptual photographic series exploring hair and fur as intimate traces of life, identity, and presence. Discovered intertwined after laundry, the delicate strands form fluid, linear compositions whose textures and movements recall the artist’s printmaking practice. What might ordinarily be gathered and discarded becomes an unexpected study of form, revealing beauty in the remnants of everyday life. As material once belonging to living bodies, hair and fur carry associations of embodiment, memory, and connection, holding a quiet record of those who inhabit a shared space. Through their interwoven shapes, the photographs invite a reconsideration of the overlooked and the intimate, finding an aesthetic language in the ordinary evidence of living together.
