ALWAYS AND NEVER AT HOME
Always and Never at Home looks at how screens are quietly reshaping the way we experience presence. In a world of constant connection, attention has become something we spend without thinking, a currency we’ve slowly traded away. Our minds drift into digital spaces while our bodies stay behind, caught somewhere between here and elsewhere.
This series lingers in that in-between space, the blur of physical and digital, presence and absence, looking and being looked at. Through intimate, sometimes ambiguous images, it reflects on how screens mediate even the most ordinary moments. Closeness isn’t always about being side by side anymore, but about sharing a signal.
These photographs don’t try to give answers, they simply invite a pause, a moment to notice where we are, and maybe what we’ve left behind.
