Windows
The relationship between the human body, architecture, and the spaces we inhabit has long interested me. In this series, the window becomes more than an architectural element; it is a threshold between enclosure and openness, between the interior world we occupy and the space beyond it.
The photographs explore the condition of a person contained within built space, surrounded by walls, boundaries, and structures that define where they can exist. Within that enclosure, the window appears as an opening—a framed possibility of distance, light, freedom, and another world outside. Through these images, I examine how architecture can both contain us and offer a view beyond its limits.
