Illusion is an abstract photographic series that questions the state of reality. Triggered by a sense of instability during the lockdown, these hazy, off-kilter images translate a strange combination of serenity and restlessness. The process was a way to shift from my disquiet at losing the security of a fixed reality into embracing the possibilities of this new situation. Mental wellness is a universal topic, regardless of origin, religion, culture, etc. Everyone will experience a mental health issue in their lives. The goal of Illusion is to remind ourselves to be mindful of our emotions so that our mental well-being will help us cope whenever an unforeseen event strikes.
About Bryce Watanasoponwong is a Thai-Australian photographer who has a passion for street and abstract art. As his career advances, he is interested in producing works that evoke emotion and make a personal impact. By becoming more involved in how photography is perceived through his camera and those who view his artworks, he strives to cultivate a shift towards wellness.
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