Residual Reality is an ongoing body of photographs, hand-intervened photographic works and paintings.
Each image begins with an encounter in the visible world: a body, an object, a gesture, a surface. Some photographs remain untouched; others pass through drawing, pigment, scanning.
These interventions do not replace reality with fiction. They allow another time, memory, or pressure to enter the image.
The photograph remains evidence, while the intervention shifts what that evidence can hold.