Honorable Mention in the category « Blurb scenes »

In this series of black-and-white photographs, the tree ceases to be a static object and becomes a flux and memory. Through the multiple-exposure technique, the arboreal figure remains recognizable in its essential features, yet sheds its material rigidity, transforming into a veiled, almost ethereal vision.

The approach is not purely aesthetic, but philosophical: each layer represents a stratification of time, a dialogue between the solid and the perceived. The tree's silhouette becomes a porous boundary between the physical and the intuitive world. In this profound black-and-white, the absence of color shifts the focus onto the rhythmic structure and poetic breath of nature.