Photography, as an art form, allows us to step into the liminal space between the subject and the observer. Self-portraiture, or the act of photographing oneself, amplifies this phenomenon, turning the lens inward both literally and metaphorically. It's a medium steeped in personal exploration, societal commentary, and an ongoing narrative of identity.

Photography has a long medium for storytelling. Each image is a snapshot of a moment, a feeling, or a place in time. But what happens when we think of photography as more than a series of standalone visuals? What happens if we weave them together, creating a tapestry of interconnected stories?

Weaving photographs together changes the work into something else - a piece of collected images rather than just an isolated set of images or image. It invites the viewer to linger, reflect, and connect on a deeper level.