Mountainous Landscapes, 2017

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These are landscapes without people — a world from before or after all life. Scale dissolves: the small and the vast flow into one another. Is this a pebble, or an enormous mountain? The eye cannot be certain.

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Watercolor, fire, light, scratches, digital manipulation… everything was allowed to shape these terrains. Through experiments with fire, paint, and backlight, working from raw material gathered in various natural locations, new worlds began to emerge.

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From these fragments, I constructed dream-landscapes: a world of light, transformation, and boundless ambiguity.

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Most works are presented in lightboxes, though they also exist as large-scale prints. As in many of my series, the selection process follows an intuitive rhythm — each image stands entirely on its own, telling its own story without the need for much narration.

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