This series of 22 day exposures, shot on photographic paper, is an investigation of feelings caused by the presence of a camera.
A camera was installed in the private spaces of different individuals for 22 days in order to observe how it would interfere with their everyday life and actions.
Each of the subjects felt watched during the time of surveillance and acted differently, almost performed for the camera.
They stopped behaving the way they naturally would, even though they were aware that none of their actions would show in the final result of the photograph.
The outcome of the 22-day images contained invisible memories, all actions were recorded, but eventually overwritten by what happened next.
Like memories that are only accessible to us and will never be seen by outsiders, all of the actions captured will never be visible to the spectator.
