BOTANICA
In the plant world, life manifests itself through matter, organizing it into forms, structures, and relationships shaped by an order that is not always immediately perceptible. What appears as spontaneous proliferation, irregularity, or chaos is part of a continuous process through which matter transforms and assumes living form.
Botanica explores this subtle continuity between matter and life. Some images retain a connection to the recognizable forms of the plant world, while others transform their perception, revealing rhythms, tensions, and structures that extend beyond the subject's appearance.
Photographic transformation does not distance the image from reality; it becomes the language through which to question what visible form contains and manifests.
Here, matter is neither mere substance nor a passive support for life.
It is the body through which life takes form and Existence becomes perceptible.