Through the Cracks

Through the Cracks

Find art in the spaces between.

Date

Sep 2024

In a world where we often rush past the ordinary, "Through the Cracks" invites you to pause and peer into the overlooked spaces of our everyday surroundings. This photographic journey explores the hidden beauty and unexpected perspectives that emerge when we take a moment to look closer.

Each image in this series is a portal, framed by cracks, holes, crevices, or cutouts, offering a unique vantage point into scenes that might otherwise go unnoticed. These unconventional frames serve not as barriers, but as gateways to a deeper understanding of our environment and the stories it holds, and help reveal that art isn't always found in grand vistas or carefully composed scenes, but in the quiet, often overlooked corners of our world.

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Come see what happens when you stop chasing the shot and start letting the shot find you.