A Note on Nudity and Privacy

Some of the photographic work in this gallery includes nudity.

These images appear throughout the Portfolio, woven into the fine art section alongside ruins, shadows, silence, and the human form. They are not meant to shock or to sell. They exist as part of the same story — one that explores vulnerability, presence, and the quiet dignity of being seen. As an artist, I’ve always worked alone. My portraits are built from trust, silence, and long hours with people who have given something of themselves to the lens.

• Nudity in this context is not about exposure — but about truth. It reveals strength as much as softness, stillness as much as intimacy.

   

• These works are placed with care, not hidden, not highlighted. They are treated as equals among the landscapes, ruins, and echoes of this gallery.

   

• If nudity in art makes you uncomfortable, that’s okay. I acknowledge it openly, without expectation or pressure. You are free to engage — or step back.

   

• Privacy belongs to both the subject and the  viewer. Respect flows in both directions here.

   

This is a space for quiet decisions and slow looking. You are welcome to look closely, or to turn away — without judgment, without explanation.