Entropy Of Memories - Personal Work

My work is an exploration of the impermanence of memory, where time’s inevitable decay reveals the fragmented, fleeting nature of our experiences. Using analog photography with modified, inexpensive cameras, I embrace the unpredictable nature of both medium and technique—images emerge in a haze of abstraction, revealing the subtle beauty in chaos. The theme of entropy of memories runs through my practice, a meditation on how our recollections fade and shift, blurring at the edges until they are no longer clearly defined. The act of photographing, for me, becomes an attempt to hold on to that which slips through our fingers, as memory itself deteriorates and distorts over time. There is a dream-like quality to these images, much like the mental landscape of love and loss. They reflect not only the fragility of our past but the psychological terrain we navigate when trying to capture what can never truly be held. In each frame, there is a quiet tension between clarity and abstraction, between the visible and the unseen, a reflection of the emotional complexity that defines the human experience. Through this series, I invite viewers to step into a space where memories feel both familiar and distant—where they can lose themselves in the shadows of the past and the delicate fragility of the mind.