Death, Life, and What Lies Between

Trees that are broken, fallen, or still resisting. This is the threshold between life and death—a place where sometimes, falling is not the end, and continuing is merely a choice.

“After the Storm”
The trees in this series are remnants of a fierce storm—standing yet heavy, broken yet still present. The silence that lingers in these images carries the weight of a historical fatigue. Time seems frozen in this land, caught between ruin and anticipation. There is no sign of a beginning or an end—only a persistence that feeds on its wounds, and a winter that seems unwilling to leave.

“Collapsed Order”
The trees have fallen, the paths are blocked, yet the signs still stand.

“Repetition”
One image is not enough.
It must be seen again and again to be believed.

“Grasping in the Dark”
Forms that were once trees now stand on the threshold between life and death.

“Blocked”
A path that is no longer a path.