I WISH I WAS NEVER BORN
"I Wish I Was Never Born" is a photographic exploration of existential crisis and psychological introspection. The work examines the profound questioning of life's meaning and purpose during periods of uncertainty.
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Using staged portraits, family archival images, and found objects, the project creates a visual dialogue about childhood experiences, family trauma, memory, and evolving relationships. The methodology bridges past experiences with present psychological states, specifically addressing the impact of domestic violence and family dynamics.
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This photographic practice serves as both documentation and therapeutic intervention, functioning as a healing mechanism for anxiety and emotional processing. The work deliberately confronts societal expectations of perpetual success by embracing vulnerability and psychological complexity.
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The series transforms personal struggle into broader commentary on the human condition, positioning artistic practice as both an investigative tool and a means of restoration. Through intimate yet universal exploration, the work normalizes mental health discussions while demonstrating photography's capacity for self-understanding and healing.
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N:B: Looking for sponsor / publishing opportunities.
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It is not a commercial book and not printed through any press or publisher. The idea was to create sort of a visual diary. If you want to see and experience this, you have to contact me and see it live. I would love to make it available commercially. If I get any sponsor opportunities from any publisher in or outside of Bangladesh, I would be happy to make it in a long production. Also, the project is a very personal story and comes from personal experiences. This project requires its viewers to be sensitive and open-minded.
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