In this body of work, I explore and reflect on the ideas of freedom, isolation, and authenticity through the individual. Using a remote-controlled camera, I invite participants to move freely in front of the lens, relinquishing control of composition and allowing spontaneity to guide each frame.

The resulting images suggest a search for the self, an emergent identity shaped through the tension between presence and absence, and between motion and stillness.

Inspired by the automatism of Surrealism, this process embraces unpredictability and surrender. I do not determine the outcome; instead, each subject navigates their own sense of freedom and emotion within the space. In this vulnerability, the work seeks to reveal the courage it takes to be fully and authentically oneself.