By not sticking to the viewfinder, the boundary between what is in and out of the shot becomes ambiguous. By taking photographs without a set theme or desire to shoot in this or that way, I would like to keep myself in a state of openness to the external world around me.
The self-portrait means that you can take on both roles, as a model and as a photographer. When you have a camera on a tripod, you have the space in front of the camera and also the space behind the camera. It's very symbolic. It's a way of taking action against the historical roles of the male and female in photography.
Suddenly I saw these women, who were continuously performing their role before the audience that is the society at large, in relation to myself, as I was now alone with no place in society.
I believe that photography can capture a dimension of the world that is invisible to my eyes. I also believe that time in photography is a unique image space that is not the time and space that we inhabit.
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