A Modern Day Affair

A conceptual photo series tracing emotional distance — from compulsive action to quiet aftermath (2023–)

A Modern Day Affair explores disconnection built through repetition.

What begins as shared routine

slips into emotional absence.

Each scene is staged — some from memory, others invented. Many are self-portraits.

The work invites pause — to consider the quiet patterns we repeat, and what they leave behind.

She bathes him while he scrolls. Tender, absurd, unseen.
A red heel steps down. Beneath it, a broken phone.
A desk. A still glass, half full. A wedding photo beside him—a glimpse of what once was.
A cracked screen protector is placed on a white cake— a celebration interrupted.
Alone in the fog, he stares into his phone. There is no signal, and nowhere else to go.

Recognition & Press

– Featured on Lenscratch (2025)

– Top 200, Critical Mass by Photolucida (2024)

– Finalist, Blu-Sky Artist Award, Ten Moir Gallery (July 2024)

– Exhibited, “Surreal”, Glasgow Gallery of Photography (2024)

– Editor’s Pick, LensCulture Critics’ Choice (2024)

Next chapter: from his compulsion to the feelings they both carry. In development.

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