I see minimalist photography not as a style, but as a way to see, as a form of silence. It’s a way to strip away the unnecessary and make space for what truly matters. I love emptiness, not as absence, but as room to breathe. A bare wall, a fading line, a lone figure, everything gains strength when nothing distracts from the image. Each element stands on its own, without noise around it. That’s where I find emotion, in the quiet. There’s no need to say too much. Sometimes, one single detail, placed just right, can tell an entire story.