820 or 8 Minutes, 20 Seconds references the time it takes for sunlight to travel to Earth — a poetic delay that frames this series as an exploration of light’s quiet residue. These works begin with photographs captured in passing: domestic corners, office surfaces, fleeting textures that surround my daily life. Through processes of digital abstraction, illustration, and photographic manipulation, these fragments are transfigured. Shadows stretch into forms; reflections evolve into patterns; light itself becomes a trace, a gesture, a suggestion.
The series drifts between media and mood — neither strictly representational nor fully abstract. It invites us to consider how light lingers, how vision transforms, and how the ordinary world, when filtered through attention and time, begins to shimmer with something more.
February Morning
The office window
Piano Piano
A loud sunrise
Later that Monday
Sunny day
Mirror, mirror
A clean carpet
My living room
Fish in a meeting room
A fake bamboo
Pong
Afternoon in Basel
Two birds with one stone
