B & W

Photography + Poetry

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B & W is a photographic series composed in black and white using multiple exposure. It brings together fragments of the built environment, industrial forms, human gestures, and surfaces of the everyday life.

The work investigates how overlaid images produce visual tension — not as narrative, but as interference. Each frame contains more than one moment. Places are not shown, but accumulated. The exposures are layered intentionally, creating spatial and temporal compression.

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Photographic elements include architectural grids, shoreline rocks, striped umbrellas, grid windows, stair structures, and human figures. Some bodies are partially obscured. Others emerge through gesture — a hand with a rose, a silhouette in the city.

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The choice of black and white removes chromatic distraction, emphasizing structure, texture, contrast, and the residue of light.

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B & W treats the photograph not as representation but as trace. Not as record, but as a condition. It considers visibility as layered, unstable, and partial — like thought/poetry.

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a black and white man

His eyes search for the immersed light

in the dark of thought

Words blown in the void

catching it with your eyes

Trying to put it in its place

 

Suddenly.

 

In the absurdity of giving up

Your voices become sparse

in faint syllables

Your misted windows

behind.

 

Lost in the daylight

wakes up tired

His eyes are heavy

of the night

 

In its lightness..

 

scattering strings of sparks

talking

Or

power outage rainy

of your days

Peaceful voice on your lips..

 

simplify the world

 

the world

Whatever

It's nice to turn