We inherit more than just names or features—we inherit stories, patterns, and echoes of those who came before us. Inheritance explores the intangible legacies passed through generations: the unspoken rules, the inherited fears, the gestures repeated without thought. These photographs unravel the ways family lore and deeply embedded traits shape identity, even as they shift and evolve over time.
Through abstraction, light, and texture, the series examines what is passed down—sometimes deliberately, sometimes unconsciously. The images do not depict a single narrative but rather the layered imprints of memory and myth, shaped by time and retold in fragments. Here, inheritance is both a tether and a weight, a force that connects and confines.
Yet within this inheritance lies a question: Are we bound to the past, or do we have the power to break from it? This series lingers in the tension between destiny and free will—the ways we unconsciously carry forward what has been given to us, and the moments in which we choose to reshape or reject it.
This series is a meditation on the invisible threads that bind us to the past—fragile yet enduring, shaping not just who we are, but who we are destined to become, unless we decide otherwise.