OBJECTS FIXED
I want you to be sure that these are AI free images. I do not use AI in my work or engage in complex photo manipulations during post-production.My work is an ode to light, sound, and emotion—a pursuit to grasp the fleeting nature of our world and capture moments of intersection with the unknown. During shoots, influenced by frequencies and sounds, objects like a feather or a leaf transform into portals to new realities. My photographs are windows into parallel worlds, revealed through a fusion of science, art, and deeply personal meditative exploration..
432 Hz
Meditative photographs of various simple objects, created under the influence of specific sound frequencies and states of mind.
pumpkin
A different perspective
Spectrum Shift
In a world where digital reigns supreme, this image stands as a vibrant homage to the roots of my photographic journey—a journey that began with the click of a shutter on this very film camera. Gifted to me by my grandfather, this was no ordinary camera; it was a gateway to a universe painted in shades of black and white, where every frame was a challenge and every print a triumph. I learned to see the world through its lens, to capture fleeting moments and freeze them in time. I spent countless nights in the dim glow of the darkroom, watching my creations come to life in chemical baths, developing not just photos, but a deep respect for the craft.

From those early days of film and fixer, my path has evolved, exploring advanced lighting techniques and modern photography's vast possibilities. Yet, no tool, no technique will ever replace the significance of this first camera—the instrument that taught me to see. This photograph is a part of a series that immortalizes my first creative companion, celebrating the origins of a passion that continues to shape every frame I capture.
Denim’s alchemy
Style & Hand made by Serge Lion
Highsnob Essentials
Highsnob Essentials ironically reminds us that true luxury isn't what’s on display, but what surrounds us every day. We've long forgotten what simple joys look like because we're all caught up in the race for uniqueness and status. It's absurd, but in the 21st century, there are people for whom everyday items like toilet paper or matches are true treasures. I wanted to show this in my work: how we can beautifully present what most consider "insignificant" and make people think about the value of simplicity in a world where luxury has lost its true meaning.
Idea & Style by Tanya Kremen

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