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Case #02: What Objects Hold
image credit: Wan Nor Azriq
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Wan Nor Azriq
@wan_nor_azriq
Fomapan 400
Photographs collapse time. This portrait of my parents was taken before I was born, in a world I know only through stories. Now the frame rests in the hands of my nephew. The distance between past and present seems shorter than we imagine. One generation gives way to another, and the image remains.
Notable Feature
Brandon Chong
@_brandon_c99
Fujifilm 400
The quiet and green corners of my home acts as my daily reset button. Beyond these walls, my life is governed by numbers and deadlines. But here, the only pace that matter is the slow, steady dance of sunlight across the leaves. It is a sanctuary I have built with love and time, and a place where light transforms simple greenery into a living, breathing world.
Some of the plants in this collection arrived here as struggling fragments. Watching them heal, adapt, and unfurl has been my greatest reward. They are a living reminder that growth cannot be rushed. It requires a lot of patience, consistency, and perhaps a gentle hand.
It is silent proof that with the right environment and care, even the quietest things don’t just survive but thrive beautifully.
Notable Feature
Shiang Liew
@shianghorng
Fujifilm 400
A torn chair remains upright despite its deteriorating surface, surrounded by debris and overgrowth. The exposed foam and fading fabric transform the object into a record of prolonged use, revealing how value disappears once utility begins to fail.
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Wan Nor Azriq
The owl has hung on that wall in my parents’ house for so many years that I stopped seeing it. Familiar things have a way of disappearing into the background. It was only when I picked up a camera and began wandering through the house I thought I knew that it emerged again, waiting where it had always been.
Fomapan 400
I keep old photographs in a biscuit tin. Every so often, I open it and spread them across a table. The faces, the places, the moments fixed in paper. We say photographs preserve memories, but they also alter them.
Fujifilm 400
There is history in food. Not only in its taste or appearance. I found this classic ABC during a trip to Segamat. It seemed like an ordinary meal at first. Most things do.
FilmNeverDie Sora 200