Interior Studies is an ongoing series exploring the shifting relationship between the body, domestic space, and the objects that surround us.

Within these rooms, anonymous figures conceal their identities beneath vintage lampshades, dissolving the distinction between person and furnishing, subject and décor. Conventional portraiture gives way to a different form of presence, where gesture, composition, and the physical relationships between items become the primary means of expression.

Furniture, ornaments, textiles, and decorative objects are treated as equal, creating worlds in which visual hierarchy quietly disappears. Balancing glamour with concealment, the series considers how identity dissolves into the spaces we inhabit and the objects we choose to live alongside.