“Midway to far” is a photographic journey of the sense of misplacement in a personal and intimate experience, in the situation of a long-distance relationship.
A fluctuation of thoughts, emotions, encounters, and detachments; alongside constant research of balance and belonging.
As part of an ongoing personal exploration of acceptance and human interaction, belonging in this work is searching for the missing piece to feel balanced and in one place, mentally and physically.
The journey is presented in form of a photo book, highlighting the up and down and reoccurring emotions. On the other hand, the exhibition focuses on one overall feeling of perseverance in time.
What happens when skaters are not around?
How urban life and the use of public space look like throughout the day, adjusting to avariety of needs depending on its inhabitants? By observing morning’s behaviors in a specific public space such as skatepark, the project refers to the interaction of the urban community with it. The fantasy of kids,who transform the space into an adventure park experience, shows their freedom of expression. A display of the flexibility of an urban life in a designated public space.
