FrEQUENCY

Frequency was made by attending to moments where light and energy disturb otherwise static forms.

The photographs describe vibration rather than action—subtle shifts, resonances, and transmissions that occur below the threshold of visibility. Surfaces bend light. Bodies register force. Structures carry signal. Even in stillness, matter is never at rest.

Human presence appears not as subject but as material—another surface through which energy passes, accumulates, and dissipates. The work resists narrative in favor of sensation, allowing motion, blur, and diffraction to stand in for description.