The series reflects on the interactions between human beings and the environment surrounding them. It also aims to draw attention to current issues concerning climate change.

Man is trying to control Nature while being subject to the laws of the natural universe. I decided to illustrate this mutual dependence by alternating the photographs of Nature cropped into abstract shapes with the pictures of human hands trapped in simple geometric forms symbolizing fundamental forces of nature.

The sequence of unique gelatin silver prints represents a world without beginning and end, in which nothing is identical, but everything follows the same scheme, creating a sort of imperfect, irregular repetition. It is the world in which all elements are interconnected and dependent on each other.

The printing process itself refers to this mutual dependence. Traditional photography is based on a series of chemical reactions that man has managed to control. However, painting precise shapes with a liquid, transparent emulsion in almost complete darkness was a confrontation with things challenging to handle. 

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