This series is a lyrical exploration of light, perception and fleeting textures from Parisian landscapes.

Here, the world dissolves into delicate motions, hazy reflections, shifting tones, and nuanced atmospheres that feel more like remembered impressions than literal scenes. Through soft focus, muted contrast, and a poetic gaze, Impressionism becomes both a photographic technique and an emotional filter.

Each image functions as a memory fragment, bathed in mood and colored by personal resonance. It’s an invitation to pause, sense, and dream within the photograph, letting your perception drift between the seen and the intangible.