I begin by paying attention.
There was a period of time when I began noticing how often I moved through life without fully being present for my own experience, shaped by expectations I had not consciously chosen.
Nothing dramatic changed in that moment, but my awareness of it did.
I started noticing small pauses between moments where something felt different, even if I did not yet have the language to understand why.
Photography had already been part of my life as a way to document and create. During this time, it began to take on a different role.
I found myself drawn to photograph ordinary moments without needing to define what I was seeing or explain why I felt compelled to capture them.
Over time, I began noticing patterns in the images I made. I realized meaning was not something I needed to create or decide beforehand. It was something that often revealed itself through attention, reflection, and returning to what had caught my eye.
This changed how I related to attention. Not as something to control or perfect, but as something to listen to more closely.
BluSol Studio grew from this shift. Not as something I set out to create, but as something that naturally emerged from a practice I was already living.
It became a way of seeing and understanding myself, my experiences, and my relationship with the world with greater presence and clarity.
I share this practice for others who are seeking a deeper connection with themselves and a more present way of experiencing their everyday lives.
— Tiara
