I Float Alone (2023) is an exploration of inner vastness through abstraction. The work invites the viewer to drift freely—both visually and emotionally—through imagined landscapes that are neither fixed nor defined. Born from a desire to slow perception and dwell in ambiguity, this series presents a surreal universe where interpretation is left entirely open.

Rather than directing meaning, the images ask you to feel your way through them. They suggest textures of solitude, of unknowable depths, of things glimpsed but never fully revealed. Each photograph is a portal, a quiet rupture in reality where space and time dissolve.

The work does not seek resolution, only resonance—an echo of the feeling that sometimes, we are all floating alone, looking for something unnamed in the dark.

This is I Float Alone. It's time to fall deeper.