1. Taken in the intimate context of family life — in private moments and private spaces — these images never intended to document what is conventionally significant or to guarantee lasting memory. Instead, they emerged from fleeting instants that left no visible trace: moments that passed and dissolved into nothingness.
    The question “What are you looking at?” arose from a repeated realization of how irresistibly the personal sphere piques human curiosity. It addresses the viewer directly, while also inviting reflection on how one chooses what to focus on, when viewing images.

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