Half Life explores the intricate interplay between decay and endurance through a photographic lens, capturing moments where time’s passage is palpably visible yet suspended. The imagery invites reflection on the ephemeral nature of existence, emphasizing textures and forms that suggest gradual transformation.

Over the course of 168 pages, the photographs unfold a contemplative narrative without relying on words, allowing visual rhythm to dictate the viewer’s engagement. The work’s restrained palette and attention to detail foster a somber, meditative mood, underscoring themes of loss, preservation, and mutation.