TEXT & PHOTO: CHANASORN WEDCHASIT
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This series began with walking and observing my everyday surroundings, particularly places and details that might be overlooked in daily life. Each carries some trace of use or change, even when no one is there.
When these images are placed in sequence, the meaning of each one begins to shift. Photographs that may initially seem unrelated gradually reveal certain connections between them—places, objects, nature, and the traces of people who are no longer there.
For me, photography is a way of pausing to look more closely at my surroundings, and of preserving moments that might otherwise pass without anyone noticing.
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Chanasorn Wedchasit (Neung) works as a graphic designer. He began practicing street photography around two years ago and enjoys observing details found in everyday surroundings that might otherwise go unnoticed. His subjects include objects that bear a relationship to people, traces of change, nature, and seemingly ordinary things that hold stories of their own.