"Domesticated Absurdity"
In this series, the domesticated world slips gently out of place. Animals and familiar objects are reimagined through subtle acts of displacement, creating scenes that are at once humorous, curious and quietly surreal.
By altering context rather than reality itself, these images invite the viewer to linger in the space between recognition and uncertainty — a place where the absurd feels unexpectedly plausible and the ordinary reveals something entirely new.
The series is still unfolding, as I continue to explore how the familiar transforms when its purpose is gently displaced.
By altering context rather than reality itself, these images invite the viewer to linger in the space between recognition and uncertainty — a place where the absurd feels unexpectedly plausible and the ordinary reveals something entirely new.
The series is still unfolding, as I continue to explore how the familiar transforms when its purpose is gently displaced.