INKED is a conceptual photography project exploring character and space design, as well as flexibility. It features a custom-built white 4x8 plywood box covered in playful, cartoon-style black ink doodles, creating a surreal environment that contrasts the movements of the model, a skilled pole fitness dancer.

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The box includes a large camera aperture at the rear for the model to enter and exit, using her exceptional flexibility to interact with the space. Photographed with a fisheye lens, the images exaggerate perspectives, enhancing the sense of movements and depth while emphasizing the dynamic interaction between the model and space.

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INKED blends creative child-like expression, photo design and artistic experimentation, transforming a simple white plywood box into a canvas for creative expression.