Small town suburbia, life feels both intimate and exposed. On the surface, everything remains composed —manicured lawns, familiar streets, and the steady rhythm of daily routine.

 

Eden takes its name from the idea of paradise—a place of beauty, order, and perfection. But like the biblical garden, this Eden carries fragility, imperfection, and decay. Beneath its polished surface, the familiar becomes uncanny, the perfect reveals its cracks.

 

This work explores the tension between idea and reality, between the serene appearance of suburban life and the quiet truths that unsettle it. In this Eden, perfection and darkness coexist, exposing what isdeeply human, flawed, and real.