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Internal Landscapes is a series within Intervals, an ongoing photographic practice built through carefully constructed assemblages of photographs made across different places and moments. Within this evolving body of work, individual series explore different themes and forms of connection.

Internal Landscapes explores the imagined inner lives of individuals encountered in public space.

Drawn from moments of suspension, the works emerge from a curiosity about what may occupy the mind: memories resurfacing, dreams of elsewhere, emotional projections, distant places, or simply the quiet act of watching the world while thinking of something else.

Through carefully constructed photographic assemblages, each work forms a singular and carefully balanced world — an attempt to imagine the inner lives that quietly unfold beneath the surface.

What are they looking at?
Thinking about?
Remembering?
Dreaming of?

Only they know.