Presence | Minimal, by Chisel –

These photographs are shaped through subtraction.

The world offers more than the eye can hold.
I wait, observe, and gently remove what distracts,
until what remains feels inevitable.

Nothing here is staged or imposed.
Each image is a moment allowed to arrive,
and then left untouched.

To live with this work is not to possess an image,
but to share space with it—
to let it slow the room,
to let it ask nothing of you.

If something here feels quietly familiar,
it is because the photograph is not pointing outward,
but inward.

The work does not seek explanation.
It only invites presence.