Through the Glass

A quiet moment of curiosity, innocence, and connection unfolds in Through the Glass. Captured in Paris, France, in a neighborhood rich with African culture, this image speaks to the divide between worlds—real or imagined. A boy stands at the threshold, caught between stepping in or staying outside, while another child watches from behind the glass, a teddy bear clutched in hand. Their expressions hint at unspoken stories—are they strangers, friends, or simply reflections of one another?

This piece is about perspective, about the barriers—physical and invisible—that shape how we see one another. It reminds us that despite separation, whether by glass, geography, or circumstance, there is always a gaze that connects us.