2.0 Double Exposure: Unity

This collection is about unity, something we talk about often but rarely examine with real depth. I started thinking about the things that keep us from coming together: war, starvation, suffering, and racism. So, I did a web search for those topics and projected what I found suitable to convey the message. These are real images, some iconic, some forgotten, that speak to the pain so many people live with daily while the rest of the world looks away.

The name, Double Exposure, is derived from the dual meaning. The subject is exposed, physically and emotionally, while select images are projected onto their body. It’s not about sexuality. It’s about vulnerability. Their exposure becomes a mirror for our own. It asks: how willing are we to face the truth? Unless something external forces us to unite, like a cosmic threat, we have to choose unity ourselves. And we can’t do that while ignoring the suffering happening all around us. That’s why I decided to release this work, even though some parts are uncomfortable.

The first nine pieces in this collection, 2.1 through 2.9, are geometric forms. My love for light, space, science, and technology inspired them. These works are purely visual, open editions meant to be beautiful, balanced, and meditative. They don’t carry a specific message. They exist as art, created through projection and form.