"Monotypes are photographs worked out to the details, where all the elements are drawn one by one. During this process, I look at every detail in digital format and see everything that happened in that cube of space at that moment in time. Then I print the photograph. Taking into account everything in the shot I'm framing it so that all the elements in the object tell a story as our vision slides over the frame. During its viewing, the brain sees a film for the duration of the viewer's gaze. Each custodian of this object is the custodian of the history of this period of time. Often monotypes are accompanied by a project, a photo story."