I Hunt Myself

By PAP Magazine Editorial

A chase between mirror and blade—'I Hunt Myself' visualises the battle with the self through stark contrasts of black leather and white pleated fabric. Against the backdrop of historic brick ruins bathed in sharp sunlight, the subject grips a metal rod in both hands, staring directly into the lens with the gaze of both hunter and hunted. The glossy sheen of the leather jacket meets the soft ripple of white textile captured mid-motion, while studded gloves and white socks channel the sensibility of an urban warrior. Set on grass and stone pavement, the narrative unfolds among graffiti-marked walls and neoclassical facades, staging a confrontation between nomad and reflection. In the closing frame, a crimson cardigan and billowing white maxi skirt catch the wind, transforming the internal struggle into an elegant escape.