Motion explores speed, energy, and distortion through a gritty, high-contrast lens. Using halftone textures and blurred streaks, the series turns a fleeting moment of riding into a visual echo of momentum itself. The imagery reflects the tension between control and chaos, capturing how movement becomes identity in both street culture and design.
Abyss reflects on emptiness, identity, and the unsettling pull of nothingness. The halftone figure, fading into rough textures and shadows, embodies a sense of erasure as if the subject is being consumed by the void around them. With its raw monochrome aesthetic and haunting anonymity, Abyss becomes a meditation on isolation and the struggle against being forgotten.
Visions captures the raw energy of skate culture by blending photography with bold graphic treatment. Through color shifts, distortion, and graffiti-inspired typography, a single airborne trick is transformed into a larger than life visual statement. The series reflects the freedom, rebellion, and individuality at the core of skateboarding, turning motion into identity.
