Miami Vice Cocaine Dream
2018 - 2019
Miami Vice Cocaine Dream explores a house alive with constant energy - a space where teenagers navigate the transition from adolescence to adulthood. By day it slumbers; by night it becomes a theater of memory, risk, and freedom, unbound by supervision or responsibility.
My work documents this liminal period, capturing the artifacts and atmospheres that define it: empty bottles, posters, mismatched furniture, and makeshift objects. Through cinematic lighting, props, and occasional models, I amplify the space, creating photographs that blur documentary and imagination. Each image reflects the realities of the house while revealing the dreamlike intensity of youth lived on its own terms.
My work documents this liminal period, capturing the artifacts and atmospheres that define it: empty bottles, posters, mismatched furniture, and makeshift objects. Through cinematic lighting, props, and occasional models, I amplify the space, creating photographs that blur documentary and imagination. Each image reflects the realities of the house while revealing the dreamlike intensity of youth lived on its own terms.
