THE TIME OF WATER
The sea is a universal space, and at the same time, something impossible to hold. In this series, I do not seek to describe it, but to evoke its memory, its breath, and its perpetual transformation.
Through long exposures and controlled camera movements, the landscape gradually loses its geographical references: sea and sky merge into flowing lines of light and colour, leaving the horizon as the only constant element.
Each image emerges from the encounter between my own gesture and the natural movement of the elements, as I move the camera in rhythm with the wind and the waves.
Suspended between figuration and abstraction, nature becomes a mirror of the infinite and of longing—a space of temporal suspension that invites the viewer to slow down their gaze, surrender to pure contemplation, and rediscover, in the breath of the sea, a sense of home.
