This series brings together a selection of works from my photographic backlog, united by a shared visual and conceptual motif — the circular or spherical form and the sense of expansion it implies.
The title, Open Universes, borrows from cosmology: a model of the universe that expands endlessly rather than collapsing back on itself. I use this idea as both metaphor and structure — an image of perpetual motion, transformation, and becoming.
Each photograph explores this state of eternal expansion, where form and perception are never fixed but continuously shifting. It reflects how we, too, are in constant evolution — changing, growing, and moving forward with no true return to what we were. Every individual becomes a self-contained cosmos: unique, mutable, and infinite in potential.
