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Borderline Ocean: What Remains of Childhood Trauma explores the enduring psychological consequences of early trauma such as neglect, abandonment, and abuse. The project reflects on how experiences that occur during childhood do not remain confined to the past but continue to shape the present, influencing emotions, relationships, and identity long into adulthood.

Chances are you have seen the video. A monorail train threads directly through the middle of a residential tower block, passengers sitting calmly as it glides between floors. The clip went viral, shared millions of times, and Chongqing — the city where it happens every day — suddenly became one of the most talked-about destinations on social media.

Black and white remains the purest possible way to create an impact, to discover absence within presence. The black and white vision helps ensure that the selection of photographs remains consistent with the overall visual and semantic logic.

For a major software company, we were commissioned to create a library of images that could live across future advertising campaigns and also be used on their website. We wanted images that felt modern, human, and unmistakably familiar.

“Angela Y.D. – Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)” is a fictional story shot in Tarantino style and inspired by the story of Angela Yvonne Davis, who was issued an arrest warrant for kidnapping and murder in the 1970s.