As I navigate my daily interactions, I become attuned to the pictures and sounds that unfold before me, allowing them to introduce themselves in their own unique ways. The process of collecting these pictures and sounds is an intuitive one for me. I become a curious observer, wondering about the connections and conversations that exist between different auditory and visual elements. 

What are the sounds that speak to one another? What stories are whispered between the images captured by my camera? Through journaling, I chronicle my experiences as both a spectator and participant in an endless conversation of sight and sound. I listen keenly to the melodies of a bird's song, the comforting hum of an air-conditioner, the rhythmic patter of rainfall, the crashing of waves, the buzz of grass-cutting machinery, the exchange of words, and countless other auditory fragments that shape my environment.

With a keen eye and a discerning ear, I capture the essence of these fleeting moments, preserving them as visual and sonic impressions within my artistic repertoire. My journal becomes a witness to my deep engagement with the world—where I uncover the interconnectedness of sensory experiences. In this dialogue between sight and sound, I invite viewers to enter the realm of ambiguity and interpretation.

The pictures and sounds I collect evoke a sense of curiosity and wonder, as they beckon me—and others—to explore the layers of meaning that lie beneath the surface. Each composition becomes a fragment of a larger narrative, an invitation to immerse ourselves in the multisensory world that surrounds us.