'IN/HUMAN' includes 28 photographs, roughly covering the period of 2010-2015. The photographs explore the interaction between human beings and the urban environments they have created. Each photograph uses light and shadow as a central compositional element, often placing humans in unrecognizable situations. The photographs challenge the viewer to infer the the nature of the action within.

The title - 'IN/HUMAN' - refers both to the literal subject of the photographs within and to the sometimes claustrophobic and seemingly inhospitable environments in which the subjects exist.