"Breathing Life" consists of eleven small-format black-and-white photographs. The series is an autobiographical engagement with the ever-present question: Who am I? Outwardly, I often appear decisive, strong, functional. Inwardly, however, there are doubts, contradictions, ambivalences. Identity does not reveal itself as a closed unit, but as the simultaneity of different states.

"Breathing Life" is an attempt not to overcome this ambiguity, but to acknowledge it consciously.

The images were originally captured digitally and edited as JPEGs, then transferred onto 35mm black-and-white film through re-photography, printed in the darkroom, and finally scanned. This process reduced tonal values and intensified contrast, resulting in a condensed visual language that became an essential part of the work.