I Am, What I See

Ego and its surrounding world are connected inextricably. This connection leads to the definition of polysensory perception in relation to subject’s “being in the world”. The sensory-motor forces of the “I” summon these perceptions from the outside world. Thought does not exist outside of this intertwined and continuous world, but exists in “it”. In this world, the sights create thought for photographer-viewer, he looks with a special intent and by raising doubt in his view creates a horizon between the outer and inner “I”. This horizon which is my momentary union with the world alongside photographer’s doubt in his seeing causes a thoughtful creation of picture. Therefore, I become what I see. - Sohrab Ahmadi