Light does the talking in this piece.
It moves across the image with intention, lifting certain details while allowing others to recede into calm obscurity. The result is a portrait that feels both intimate and distant, like knowing someone well but not entirely.

A one-off work that holds its own atmosphere — subtle, reflective, and unforced.

Each portrait is made in the space between looking and knowing — a study of presence and memory.

This portrait of Isobel is made using Fujifilm Instax Mini film and set within a vintage film holder — a small, tactile photographic object measuring 8.5 × 4 cm.

Only one exists.