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Photography steals the soul.

ROBY.PHOTO

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a cage containing cows and meat
cows that are slaughtered in large numbers
what is a burger made of
playing with the world burning the world

Our world

Which way do we turn the gas on?

I tell the

world, with the world.

I have many worlds,

smallest,  small,

big, and even

deflated. I use them to talk

to the world. Sometimes it listens to me.

Burn.

EVOLUTION

a photograph that symbolically depicts the evolution of the world; it features three globes,

The earth has:

​4.543.000.000.000

The world evolves.

Billions of:

 

YEARS

 

Life has:

​23,000,000,000

Billions of:

 

YEARS

 

Maybe...

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playing with the world
a disabled parking sign, photographed on the tarmac alongside a tiny world in a cage
painting of sailing boat
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A note on this project

This series began as an attempt to put photography and poetry in conversation with one another. Each fragment of text — sparse, almost whispered — sits alongside an image, not to explain it, but to open a small gap the viewer can step into. The words speak of scale: the age of the planet, the improbable persistence of life, the strange arithmetic of billions of years compressed into a single glance at a photograph.

Rather than following a linear narrative, the project moves in short bursts, mirroring the way we actually experience the passage of time — rarely as a continuous line, more often as isolated moments that suddenly connect. The images were gathered without a fixed plan, then arranged afterward, once a pattern of meaning started to emerge on its own.

There is no single message intended here. The title itself ends in an ellipsis on purpose: "Playing with World" is meant as an invitation to interpretation, not a statement. Viewers are encouraged to bring their own sense of scale, doubt, and wonder to what they see.