Wakening,
In these photographs of natural environments, light, movement, and blur condense into a visual atmosphere that is felt more than seen. The motifs detach themselves from a documentary gaze and transform into fleeting impressions, soft, diffuse, and yet intense in their details.
The photographs emerge in states of transition: between sharpness and disappearance, day and dusk, reality and imagination. Nature is not presented as a backdrop but as a living counterpart.