Moments of Panic is an ongoing daily exercise consisting of spontaneously captured images. Without prior planning, I photograph objects that suddenly interrupt my routine and provoke an urgent impulse to record them.

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These images are driven by a reflexive excitement toward objects that appear to exceed their intended roles or interact with bodies and environments in unexpected ways.

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Returning to the archive later becomes a process of examining these interruptions, tracing how deviation emerges within the flow of the everyday.