In this series, I explore the hidden life of ordinary objects and the quiet presence they can hold. A chair becomes more than a functional object - it becomes a space where memory, imagination, and human presence can linger.
Each scene begins with something familiar, but a small shift transforms it into something quietly uncanny. An object left behind, an unexpected companion, or an ordinary arrangement becomes a threshold between the visible and the imagined.
The works are concerned with what remains when direct interaction has ended: a trace, a gesture, a familiar object, a fragment of a conversation. Rather than depicting a person, I allow their presence to be suggested through what they leave behind.
These objects become threads that connect the tangible world with memory and imagination - reminding us that even the most ordinary things can carry a life of their own.
