ARCHIVE

Light as Presence explores how illumination shapes our emotional memory. Built as a visual study on slowness, pressure, and revelation, the project observes light not as a neutral condition but as an active agent—one that marks, distorts, and uncovers. Generated through a hybrid workflow of photographic direction and AI-assisted image construction, the series establishes a monochromatic tension where red becomes both atmosphere and narrative. The images inhabit a space between material and immaterial, echoing the fragility of memory and the physicality of the body. This project functions as a research capsule within Archive, an ongoing exploration of visual systems that merge intuition, technology, and editorial precision. Each piece is treated as a fragment: a moment of combustion, a residue of presence, a slow-burning imprint.