"No one knows about heaven" is a group of photographs of mental landscapes taken after separation from family, a battle with depression, and the Corona disaster.
The content explores the loneliness that people have and photography as a means of connecting with them, while capturing snaps of everyday life and people close to them.
Taking photographs is similar to the process of searching for the pieces of a disjointed mind.
I gather the light that exists in front of me and photograph it.
It is the only way to connect my solitude with the world.
The tremor of my heart at the moment of taking a picture, the steady beating of my heart.
The vibration becomes heat and is transmitted to the body that is separated from it.
Even though we may not see the same view, I believe it is a bridge that connects our solitude. We are connected, and I want to convey that through photography.