Cubist Panoramic Street Photography

My photographs emerge from the stitching of sequential exposures, melding fragments of time woven into a single, expanded moment. I construct cubist spaces where multiple perspectives coexist, collapsing the boundaries between stillness and motion. The resulting images become dreamlike composites in which perception folds back on itself and reality becomes a fluid geometry of memory and observation. I assemble temporal echoes, visual rhythms that reveal how seeing itself is layered, unstable, and endlessly shifting. Everyday objects and structures appear both familiar and alien. Perspectives warp and converge in unexpected ways. Elements that were once harmoniously integrated exist as fragments, swirling and converging in a kaleidoscopic dance.

The edges of the light work best for me.