In a world overflowing with images, their meaning and value have become diluted, turning photography into an act of convenience rather than creation. Fragments of the Unreal seeks to challenge this crisis of images by restoring their significance, presenting photographs that are deliberately crafted to transcend the ordinary.

This series explores photography not as a representation of reality but as a tool to construct new worlds. Using the analog process and techniques like double exposure, the images dismantle the boundaries between the real and the surreal, weaving together fragments of the natural and artificial into compositions that evoke emotion and contemplation.

Each photograph becomes a unique artifact, defying the disposability of modern visuals. By inviting viewers to pause and engage with the details, the project reclaims the essence of photography as an art form—one that provokes thought and stirs the imagination.

Fragments of the Unreal is a journey through layered realities, where harmony meets melancholy and the familiar is reimagined. It is an invitation to look deeper, to rediscover the power of the image, and to experience photography as an act of creation, not mere capture.