For over thirty years, my photography was rooted in black and white, using boundaries and structures to question existence and disappearance. Recently, my artistic focus has decisively shifted to color. While black and white relies on stark forms, color allows subjects to dissolve, spread, and embrace uncertainty. Through this shift, my long-standing questions about being have found a new language in abstraction. I now explore how color photography can move away from direct representation while maintaining a profound connection to reality. This pursuit is both a demanding rigor and a profound joy.