My photographs showcase my personal experience of time in my everyday life, where intermediate space plays a big role in my expatriate existence. As an artist, I believe that we see the world based on how we feel it. Time is a feeling that I would like to give a presence in my art photography. To achieve this, I draw inspiration from the works of renowned artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Agnes Martin, Tomas Saraceno, Jean-Luc Nancy, Nathalie Saurrate, and Chiharu Shiota.

Louise Bourgeois,( a French-American artist) work on her past serves as a significant influence on my art photography. Her work on the human psyche and the past has led me to explore how my personal experiences shape my perception of time. Meanwhile, Agnes Martin's (an American abstract painter) minimalist paintings inspire me to use simplicity to highlight the complexities of the world, particularly the intricate relationship between time and space.

Tomas Saraceno's (an Argentine artist) floating sculptures present a new perspective on the concept of space. His works make me realize how space can be manipulated and how it can shape our experience of time. On the other hand, Jean-Luc Nancy's (a French philosopher) ideas of time encourage me to explore the philosophical aspects of time and how it is essential to our existence.
Nathalie Saurrate's (a French writer) tropisms give me a new way of looking at the world and how it interacts with the environment. Her work highlights the delicate balance of life and how everything is in constant motion. Finally, Chiharu Shiota's (a Japanese artist) installations create a sense of a suspended reality, where objects and space are transformed by the web of thread. Her use of intermediate space creates a sense of displacement and disorientation, challenging our perceptions of the physical world.

Through my art photography, I hope to capture the complexity of the world by showcasing the different ways we experience time. I want to highlight how intermediate space plays a crucial role in our perception of time and how it shapes our understanding of the world. In conclusion, my art photography is an attempt to give time a presence, and to present the invisible as visible. Through my works, I draw inspiration from different artists to create a unique perspective on the world. By exploring the themes of time, intermediate space, and ocean, I aim to capture the complexities of the world and highlight the intricate relationship between time and space