You’re an ivory thorn
You’ve dug deep, you splintered off
You’ve bled me gold
A constant leak of bliss
A permanent wedge in my heart
You’re a persistent ache
GO AWAY.
Emotional traumas leave splinters in our hearts which bleed our soul’s innocence. I loved how the sand in this scene imitated a thorn. I took this during a sandstorm, where light hit sand as it flew from the end of the “thorn”.
You were like a brother. I cannot forget you, I hate that, but I don’t hate you. I’m disappointed I never got any closure from you. You got me drunk and took advantage of me. You knew what you were doing, you knew I couldn’t fight back, and I trusted you. I trusted you like a brother would. I considered you family. There isn’t a month where I wonder “What are they doing now? I wonder if they’re okay”. I hate that you’re still a memory of mine, but I don’t hate you. I just want to forget your existence, but how? You were family, you were permanent in my eyes.
Chromesthesia colors inspired by Enya, ”Deep in the Shadows”.
Chromesthesia or sound-to-color synesthesia is a type of synesthesia in which sound involuntarily evokes an experience of color, shape, and movement. I see colors when I hear certain music, or sounds. I use this ability in my photography by altering certain colors to match what I see from listening to music.
A photographic collection of my visual diary. Visions of my endless thoughts, and my struggles of being human with a sprinkle of synesthesia for color.
For 15 years I’ve honed in on my artistic eye, to create my current aesthetic. I learned to utilize my synesthesia in my photography. Listening to music makes me see colors. I bring that color back into my photography.
As I’ve evolved as a human, so too has my artistic expression. Traversing through life, I have noticed that it is becoming increasingly more difficult to be human.
What is it to age? What is it to die? What is it to be happy? What is balance? What happened to my inner child? What is mental stability?
Being human is difficult. It is through hardships that I feel we, as humans, are able to connect. Through my portfolio, I hope to express life’s difficulties, in an elegant way which will help to bring us together.
Be Human. Be Kind.
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You’re an ivory thorn
You’ve dug deep, you splintered off
You’ve bled me gold
A constant leak of bliss
A permanent wedge in my heart
You’re a persistent ache
GO AWAY.
Emotional traumas leave splinters in our hearts which bleed our soul’s innocence. I loved how the sand in this scene imitated a thorn. I took this during a sandstorm, where light hit sand as it flew from the end of the “thorn”.
You were like a brother. I cannot forget you, I hate that, but I don’t hate you. I’m disappointed I never got any closure from you. You got me drunk and took advantage of me. You knew what you were doing, you knew I couldn’t fight back, and I trusted you. I trusted you like a brother would. I considered you family. There isn’t a month where I wonder “What are they doing now? I wonder if they’re okay”. I hate that you’re still a memory of mine, but I don’t hate you. I just want to forget your existence, but how? You were family, you were permanent in my eyes.
Chromesthesia colors inspired by Enya, ”Deep in the Shadows”.
Chromesthesia or sound-to-color synesthesia is a type of synesthesia in which sound involuntarily evokes an experience of color, shape, and movement. I see colors when I hear certain music, or sounds. I use this ability in my photography by altering certain colors to match what I see from listening to music.
A photographic collection of my visual diary. Visions of my endless thoughts, and my struggles of being human with a sprinkle of synesthesia for color.
For 15 years I’ve honed in on my artistic eye, to create my current aesthetic. I learned to utilize my synesthesia in my photography. Listening to music makes me see colors. I bring that color back into my photography.
As I’ve evolved as a human, so too has my artistic expression. Traversing through life, I have noticed that it is becoming increasingly more difficult to be human.
What is it to age? What is it to die? What is it to be happy? What is balance? What happened to my inner child? What is mental stability?
Being human is difficult. It is through hardships that I feel we, as humans, are able to connect. Through my portfolio, I hope to express life’s difficulties, in an elegant way which will help to bring us together.
Be Human. Be Kind.
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