Oneiromancy is a series of 13 analog photographs captured during travels through Italy, India, and Bali—a search for an unaltered reality.
After years in commercial photography, chasing perfection, I longed for change.
Yoga reconnected me to intuition, leading me to leave London and embrace experience over control.
Before my journey, a stranger gifted me expired film. With my analog camera, I instinctively captured moments that later revealed subconscious truths.
Growing up between Romanian communism and Italian capitalism, I never felt at home, shaping my work into a third reality through multiple exposure—a layered visual language where the fleeting and the permanent coexist.
For me, home is a daydream—a space to seek, contemplate, and embrace beauty from overlapping perspectives.
From this, both Oneiromancy (“divination through dreams”) and my photographic style were born.
Breathe in, Breathe out
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Outside in
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Mobile Horizons
Analogue triple exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Relativity of Time and Space
Analogue triple exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Pining
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Kali or Change
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Secret Knowledge
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Silver Piercing
Analogue triple exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Water Gem
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Lotus: from Mud to Flower
Analogue triple exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Moulins à Vent
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
Sifting Through Life
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper
We Need to Talk — God
Analogue double exposure printed on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag archival paper