Eight entries / Seventy-eight editions
Observer's
Diary
Observation is never passive. Every image changes the moment it tries to hold.
A diary can hold a family, a storm, a dream, a disaster, or ten thousand years at once.
Observer's Diary gathers eight mixed-media entries made from direct encounters and speculative ones. Photography begins the record; long exposure, digital painting, moving image, and tool-hacked animation disturb its certainty.
The collection moves between private memory and shared history: Costa Rica, Atlantic weather, web3 rituals, earthquake solidarity, and an imagined future looking back at Karahantepe.
Ways of looking
Direct light
Single exposures hold family, weather, and place without losing their instability.
Accumulated light
Long exposures turn time into a visible material and certainty into a question.
Constructed memory
Painting, manipulation, and compositing allow observation to cross into imagination.
Moving evidence
GIF, videography, projection, and tool-hacked motion keep the recorded moment unsettled.