Ugne Pouwell is a fine art photographer whose work centres on analogue film, natural subjects, and experimental image making through layered exposures. Her photographs bring together self-portraiture, the body, and organic forms to examine memory, transience, and the physical presence of the image. Rooted in a tactile and deliberate process, her practice moves beyond straightforward documentation, using photography as a way to explore what remains, shifts, or fades over time.