Why I am reframing my work

Over the past few years, I’ve been posting for the algorithm instead of for myself. I got caught up in trying to be funny, follow trends, or post things I thought would be popular. In the process, I left most of what I actually do unseen — and I forgot a simple truth: I already have a talent, and I don’t need to bend myself to fit those molds.

The truth is, I’ve been creating constantly, but I haven’t been showing the full body of my work. I reduced myself to fragments — a single angle, a single type of photo, one side of my expression. Not because I was afraid of sharing, but because I was searching for a better way to present it. Nothing felt right, and to be honest, I lost track of time.

Photography has always been more than a trend for me. It’s a way to tell stories, to explore intimacy, to experiment with themes, techniques, and forms. Yes, I’ve often been associated with erotic photography, but that’s only one layer of what I create. There’s so much more — portraits, concepts, visual experiments — that together represent my full body of work.

This is where things change.

I’m reframing everything: my website, my Instagram, the way I share. This space will no longer be about what’s “hot” — it will be about what’s true. About the projects that matter to me. I’ll be sharing not only finished work, but also the process, the experiments, and the stories behind the images. This isn’t about chasing attention anymore — it’s about honoring the work, and inviting you into it.

If you’re here, you’re part of this journey now.

Djukich xxx