A series of black and white photographs that explore the emotional textures of everyday life.

These images are quiet but charged — studies in nuance, presence, and the subtle language of feeling. Shot in natural light and stripped of color, each frame becomes a mirror for the interior world: solitude, tenderness, uncertainty, longing.

In Feelings Studies, the absence of color sharpens perception — contrast becomes emotion, shadow becomes memory. This body of work continues my inquiry into the in-between: between light and dark, seen and felt, self and other.

These photographs do not aim to explain emotion — they hold it, honor it, and let it breathe.