I didn’t set out to photograph a model—I set out to resurrect Caravaggio’s ghost… in code.

The corset? Not fashion. It’s my breath.

Each lace strap? Punctuation. Not decoration.

I shot her against neon shadows while Tokyo whispered ‘7 forgotten techniques’—and yes, it was 34010405 frames of silence.

My grandmother said beauty is measured in duration—not pixels—but pulse rates that stutter like breathing.

So… you’re telling me this isn’t about sex appeal?

It’s about how long a moment lasts when no one is looking.

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