“Shadows Beneath the Surface: Unveiling the Subway's Hidden Psyche”

​This series explores Carl Jung's concept of the collective unconscious and the shadows within. Taken in the New York City subways, the photographs symbolize nightmares and hidden fears that emerge beyond conscious awareness. The subway becomes a metaphor for internal struggles, with enigmatic, shadowy figures reflecting the universal human experience of inner turmoil. These unsettling images, created by chance through intentional camera movement with no manual distortion, evoke fear and anxiety as viewers confront their own repressed aspects. By examining these dark forces, the series encourages introspection, raising questions about the psyche and the importance of confronting inner darkness for self-awareness.