Every moment has its own duration. Let us not look at an object but focus on the moment itself – until our attention fades, we turn away, and what we have seen bings to dissolve. 

Even the moment of taking a photograph fades: what the camera captures is preserved, or perhaps only what we want to keep from our blurred memories.

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The pinhole camera represents the achetype of cameras. The lens is reduced to a tiny hole. Due to the diffraction of light at the small opening, the images are never completely sharp; instead, a blurring spreads across the entire visible area. The series „Fading (away)“ was created using a homemade pinhole adapter to capture moments, their transitions, their blurring of boundaries, and ultimately, their dissolution.​

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