Between Two Worlds.

This body of work explores semi-submerged photography, where the frame exists in two worlds at once, below the surface and above the sea line. By working at the meeting point of water and air, I experiment with perspective, light, and distortion to create images that feel immersive and unexpected.

The sea becomes both a lens and a subject, shaping reflections, blurs, and shifting textures that transform familiar scenes into something dreamlike. Above the surface, clarity and atmosphere remain; below it, movement and fluidity take over. The result is a visual dialogue between two environments, capturing the quiet tension and harmony at their meeting point.