This long-term analog project began as a personal journey — a quiet attempt to reconnect with nature, memory, and the slow passage of time.

Photographed entirely on medium-format film over the course of four years, the work centers on one woman — my muse — as she moves through seasons, landscapes, and inner transformations. Her nudity is not performative. It is raw, honest, and deeply intuitive.

The title, _“I Put a Seashell to My Ear and It All Comes Back”_, evokes the feeling of memory rushing in through silence. These images are about presence, about what lingers in skin, salt, and sunlight.

  
This series is my attempt to photograph not just a body — but a soul in motion.

It is a slow, analog meditation on becoming, remembering, and returning.

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