Where stories breathe through images, and literature finds its mirror in the self.
In Fictional Realities, I journey through the pages of poetry, myth, and novels that shaped my inner world. Each image re-imagines a written work, not as an illustration, but as a dialogue. I do not retell these stories; I inhabit them, distort them, and sometimes contradict them, inserting myself into their symbolic heart.
From the shadow of Poe’s raven to the blinding sky of Icarus, from Orwell’s Room 101 to Murakami’s surreal well, these scenes are born at the intersection of reading and dreaming. The camera becomes a pen, the image a rewritten verse, a new paragraph in a timeless conversation between art and story.
The Raven and the Poet - A solitary poet faces the eternal shadow of loss as the raven watches, nevermore.
The Amazing Ascent of Remedios the Beautiful - Grace ascends weightlessly, leaving the burdened world behind in magical realism.
Room 101 - In the darkest chamber of fear, truth fractures and identity dissolves.
The Haute Couture Tailors of Delusions - In the court of self-deception, illusion is stitched with a golden thread—and no one dares to laugh.
The Road Not Taken - At life’s silent fork, a man stands poised between memory and choice.
The Escape from King Minos’ Labyrinth - Wings of hope and hubris rise from the maze of fate.
The Well - A surreal threshold stands between memory and oblivion, waiting to be breached.
The Master and Margarita - A surreal duel of love, satire, and the devil plays out in Moscow’s fractured reality.