Our current era is dominated by electronic devices and social media, which has led to a phenomenon of social anxiety and digital overload. The constant use of phones, internet, and television can be overwhelming. To escape from these distractions and express myself through classic art, I create still-life photography. My work allows me to appreciate and capture the natural beauty of subjects such as flowers and fruits, and to take a moment to breathe and relax. My inspiration comes from the European painters of the 17th century. These masters rendered still-life paintings that were so realistic that they appeared like photographs. I, on the other hand, capture photographs in a way that they look like paintings, portraying their beauty and poetic genre. Classic still-life paintings often convey deeper meanings, which are symbolized by the objects in the painting. Most of these symbols are a reminder of our mortality and fleeting existence, called ìMemento Mori.î