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 Transit, 2017 

These photographs stem from an experience of being on the move, of being in between two distinct places and/or emotional boundaries, and explore the fluidity and lability of human existence and reality. Often, one might overlook these states of limbo, view them as a more or less wasted or unwelcome time required to transgress into a novel realm, either mentally or physically. Yet, transitional moments can be a valuable assest, as they invite us to self-reflect in situation were we are vulnerable to ourselves. Our ontological security briefly collapses, and with it our fragile internal compasses and identities that inform our worldview. Hence, we are equipped with a potential to explore and feel us in new and peculiar ways. Furthermore, a suggestion is imposed by the images, namely, that some of our (socially induced) destinations solely exist as vehicles to motivate us, to keep us going in a set direction. Because once we reach them, they often materialise as empty shells of melancholy and dreams that were never desired or meant to be reached in the first place.