My work in this series explores the tension between the familiar and the unknowable, particularly in relation to perception and the limits of understanding. Through atmospheric landscapes, I create spaces that feel recognizable yet unsettled, with the suggestion of something just beyond comprehension.

I am not concerned with defining origin or meaning. I focus on the "unidentified" itself — on the condition of not knowing. By placing quiet, manufactured presences within natural landscapes, I want to suggest that the unknown is not something to resolve or dismiss, but something already embedded in the world we inhabit. It has always been there. We are beginning to look at it directly.