A collection of gothic dark photography, delving deep into the shadowed intersection of beauty, decay, and the fleeting nature of existence. Rooted in the philosophy of vanitas, these bodies of work contemplate mortality through still life's, symbolic relics, and portraits that echo with silence and solemn reverence.
Each photograph is a meditation, a visual poem, on the inevitability of death and the fragility of life. Skulls, withered flowers, extinguished candles, and other emblems of impermanence are carefully composed in rich chiaroscuro, inviting the viewer to pause, reflect, and confront the quiet truths we often turn away from.
This collection of art prints do not merely study death, but tribute to its role in defining the meaning and power of we have whilst we live. In the presence of darkness, it seeks the beauty that lingers just beyond the veil.
