A little about me...
Aidah Rauf graduated in 2009 from NTU, School of Art, Design & Media (ADM) with a BFA in Photography & Digital Imaging.
Upon graduating, she pursued photography and joined The Straits Times as a photojournalist for a year. She is currently with Essence Studios, an expanding photography company from Hong Kong . Abstract: "there's something in nothing." The objective to what I am photographing is a sensual yet arousing effect that these images will have even though these are places or facades not many of us deem 'beautiful'. It is a chance for these tattered dilapidated facades to shine. It is the reality of texture and the affectation of emphasized texture; about the difference between something existing and something being noticed.
This is a documentation of the sturdy and stubborn persistence of the given spaced. The idea of what is disappearing or will disappear, and what survives. It opens up our minds deciphering it in many ways than one, the wilderness of a person's imagination.
This is a documentation of the sturdy and stubborn persistence of the given spaced. The idea of what is disappearing or will disappear, and what survives. It opens up our minds deciphering it in many ways than one, the wilderness of a person's imagination.