There have been many photographers who are well known for "abstractions", rather than "extractions".
"Extractions" is merely taking small bits of something. Photographing a small portion of something bigger.
In contrast, "abstractions" is making an "abstract" of something that is often familiar. In this case, there is a mystery. One is led to look and think. Not everything had been said.
Your images are mere "extractions" - the clock, the fan and Yoda. There is no story.
There is one that might be an abstraction in #3. (I think this is an elephant with its trunk raised). But this is so fuzzy that few would be interested to take a second look.