Stillness Shelters Light
Anahata Nada is the hush itself: dawn caught on serpent stone, silver held within bamboo fibres, silence hand-toned into luminosity. The print waits, breathing with whoever approaches, inviting the viewer into a listening presence that precedes every word …
Prayer Not Yet Spoken
Stone inhales and the photographer waits. One exposure gathers the hush before language—the unfinished prayer held beneath a serpent’s coils. The resulting image listens more than it speaks, asking the viewer to enter the space where breath becomes intention …
The Hush Before Vibration
A strand of dawn loosens the final darkness. Beneath a serpent’s hood the Buddha absorbs the first radiance, and an image rises from pure listening. Stone, light, and analogue film conspire in a hush that quivers before vibration, inviting the reader to linger on the edge of sound …
Unstruck Sound Beneath the Naga
In Angkor Wat’s cruciform dark, a Buddha waits beneath Muchilinda. Dawn threads a single line of gold; the artist answers with one quiet exposure. The photograph is less taken than breathed—an unstruck sound held between heartbeat and light, inviting the reader to pause and listen …
