The central focus of the project "Fetish or Phobia" is the comparison between beauty and fear. The photographs showcase the undeniable allure of the woman and the snake, emphasizing the natural beauty and elegance of both. The woman's captivating gaze and behavior reflect her comfort and appreciation for the snake, while simultaneously contrasting with the intuitive reactions triggered in some viewers.

For some, encountering a snake provokes an intense fear or phobia. They may recoil and feel a mixture of unease and distress. "Fetish or Phobia" captures the raw reactions of those who find snakes to be objects of terror, illuminating the deep-rooted fears that can be provoked by these fascinating creatures.

On the contrary there are those who are absolutely fascinated by snakes. They are drawn to the serpent's elegance, its complex patterns, and the mystique that surrounds it. They appear to reflect the expressions of wonder and a sense of fascination that borders on fetish-like admiration.

Ultimately, "Fetish or Phobia" serves as a visual dialogue on the complex and often paradoxical nature of human emotions. It offers an opportunity for viewers to explore their own reactions, to consider the impact of societal influences, personal experiences, and cultural perspectives on their perceptions.

This provoking project challenges us to explore the complexity of our own fears, desires, and prejudice, and invites us to reflect upon the ways we perceive and relate to others.