Because 'everything we do is politics', I'm trying to focus on the other layers of our being, what it means to be human as part of nature. Photography represents the reality through the eye of the beholder, in that moment. But it's such a limiting idea, it's not that photography captures a part of the soul, I do not believe that. Mostly photographing people is awkward, you aks them to become self aware and the pictures that carry my interest are the ones where that is so blatantly visible, that moment people settle into their awkwardness and realise they are okay with it. You don't really need to be comfortable, you can just be real and the beholder will see exactly that as pure beauty,

as who we are in that single moment.

Samuel Beckett wrote : "Perhaps that is what I feel, an outside and an inside and me in the middle, perhaps that is what I am, the thing that divides the world in two, on the one side the outside, on the other the inside, that can be as thin as foil, I'm neither one side nor the other, I'm in the middle, I'm the partition, I have two surfaces and no thickness, perhaps that is what I feel, myself vibrating, I'm the tympanum, on the one hand the mind, on the other the world,

I don't belong to either."