During seven years spent within the so-called “9–5” system, this project emerged as a visual reflection of personal states and inner shifts, articulated through the spaces in which everyday working life unfolded. The photographs record interiors and transitional zones that carry routines of labor, while simultaneously marking sites of quiet transformation.
The work was produced using a Zeiss Ikon Nettar Tessar 75 f/4.5 analog camera, establishing a deliberate distance from accelerated contemporary modes of image production. Slowness and materiality become integral to the conceptual framework, positioned as a response to still-dominant yet outdated models of work and living.
An integral part of the project consists of free-hand drawings created in AutoCAD. These linear traces function as abstract mappings of internal states, situated between architectural drawing and introversion.
The project was created in 2022–2023.
