Pinhole Photon Flow explores the relationship between time, light, and duration through lensless pinhole photography. In response to the instant and hyper-sharp nature of digital imagery, the series relies on long exposures, allowing movement and atmosphere to build up naturally on b&w film.

The resulting images—captured across city streets, water, and landscapes—carry a soft, dreamlike focus shaped entirely by available light and time. Across these quiet monochrome scenes, graphic color dots are introduced to represent photons: the invisible particles of light in constant motion. By combining the raw unpredictability of analog film with structured graphic elements, the project examines light not just as a tool for exposure, but as a physical and energetic presence.

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