Laying in Wait
Late afternoon near dusk. Okavango Delta in Botswana. A solitary leopard following a long day of travelling and hunting lays down for a rest, motionless, ever attentive, watching, looking, and waiting for an opportunity to feed. Nikon D3, 300mm f/2.8 at f/2.8, 1/80th.
Mountain Sheep grazing
Mountain sheep grazing on the alpine grass in the Aosta Valley, Italy
Liquid Relic
At the mouth of the spring, water gathers into a compact, luminous form that feels less like movement than like an unearthed relic. Caught in a fleeting equilibrium between flow and stillness, the image gives the source a strange material dignity, as if the spring had momentarily cast its own fragile artefact.
Glass Mask
The spring’s outflow condenses into a mask-like apparition of water and light. Its shifting contours suggest a face briefly emerging from the stone before dissolving again into motion. The image holds this unstable threshold between sculpture and fluidity, presence and disappearance.
Glass Eruption
Water emerging from stone takes on the appearance of molten glass. Suspended between flow and solid form, the source moment becomes a brief sculpture of pressure, transparency and light. The image transforms a natural outflow into an object of near-alchemical presence.
Icarus Moonward: A Self-Portrait
Between myth and self-image, a lone gannet crosses a sky of cirrus and moonlight. The bird becomes both portrait and projection: a solitary body suspended between ascent and fall, instinct and imagination. In this self-portrait, the human gaze is displaced into an avian counterpart, as if Icarus had returned not in flame, but in feather, […]
Spray
Water surges against the massive weir in a study of force and resistance. Fine droplets rise like a veil of pearls before the heavy concrete structure, turning raw hydraulic pressure into a moment of unexpected delicacy. The deliberately square-framed image holds turbulence and form in tension, where softness and impact briefly coexist.
Seine Turbulences
The Seine, churned by a passing boat, catches the evening lights of the city and turns them into a near-infernal spectacle. Red reflections streak across the dark surface like molten fire, while the wake tears through them in white turbulence. Water becomes pure instability: a fleeting theatre of speed, light and urban intensity.
Chlorophyll Trance II
Layered Monstera leaves turn the image into a field of botanical apertures, where one plane opens onto another. Soft focus, droplets and shadow suggest forms that seem to emerge and dissolve at once, as if insect life or moisture were briefly taking shape within the foliage. The work shifts plant structure into a state of […]
Arcus photinus (Luminous Arc)
Through tonal inversion and a 180-degree rotation, a branch against cloud becomes a root-like apparition, suspended like a flash of lightning before a primordial ground. The image transforms a simple natural fragment into a charged sign of emergence, where sky turns abyss and growth appears as force, fracture and illumination.