Double Exposure was born out of a period of doubt, when I began to question my photographic work and what made it special. I wanted to find something more authentic and original to express, so I decided to explore new ways of photographing and search for a style of my own.
Created on film, this series is based on the principle of double exposure: two photographs captured on the same frame, creating unexpected connections between shapes, textures, and subjects.
What I enjoy most about this process is playing with one subject while anticipating the next. Each exposure influences the following one, but the result is never entirely under my control. Somewhere between intention and chance, I'm left wondering what the next combination will reveal.
