It all starts with a blank sheet of paper, a white beam of light, or the alphabet. All three encompass all possibilities. The blank sheet of paper holds all possible drawings and shapes. The beam of light contains all colors, and the alphabet holds all narratives, idea sketches, manifestos, and political theories. To create colors from the white beam of light, one needs a prism. To express emotions in shapes on a sheet of paper, one needs a pen. To generate words and sentences, theories and narratives, it requires the composition of individual letters from the alphabet. 

The Whiteblack Project focuses on the art of capturing forms and bringing them to life through both traditional drawing techniques and photography. It’s a creative endeavor that combines the precision of a pencil with the visual storytelling power of a camera. By merging these two mediums, the project aims to showcase the beauty and depth of the subjects in a unique and captivating way.