Employing distancing as a tool, selecting new subjects of photos and bringing them into a new whole...
People I Have Looked At, but Never Seen is a photo book containing images that are stripped of what was intended to be their theme, and are reconfigured so that the ‘Other’ becomes the focus.
By cropping the unknown actors of photographs, people who were walking or sitting at random places in different cities became the occupants of images in my private album; the people whom I never noticed during the shoot, but only through observing the photos from a newly found distance.
