Looking Back

It is not far-fetched to say we spend our entire life tuned away when being looked at? One's back will always be turned away to someone or something, but will he/she be able to recognise his/own turned back?

It is not far-fetched to say we spend our entire life tuned away when being looked at?

One's back will always be turned away to someone or something, but will he/she be able to recognise his/own turned back?

This is just one of the questions , which the photographer invites.

Patchwork of identities compose this frame, garments, body postures and distinct backgrounds - pose as a language for the views to read of their own accord.

There cannot be any wrong reading, whatever the viewer reads in the collage of these images, would only be a language he/she has developed for himself/herself through a subjective life-experience.

Faint resembles and non-specific similarities underlie the mood of this frame.

Upon a closer look at this frame, one may even forget that the distinct faces of none of these human figures are shown by the photographer, yet, there is much which comes to be conveyed.