I believe that photography captures the reality behind the world's complex composition. Our subjective memory can be explored in creative work. Learning how to control the expected fuzziness and distorted nature of this instrument is what I have come to love about the pinhole camera. Working with experimental photography makes me feel so liberated; I follow the traditional idea of photography. I can set a scene all about my life but from a different perspective. In the background, the 4x5"pinhole capture that I took from my body created a dark side of light, and it helped me make the atmospheric frame add to my reality. My artistic work focuses on the intersection of woman and persona. 35mm monochrome scenes are from car crash wrecks near my mother's house where I depicted her vulnerability.
I brought the tendency to speak load about women rights with metal, glass pieces mixed in the composition. The collage project was made of sandwich prints for each with pinhole and 35mm negatives.
