Our wild lives II

This series emerges from a layered process of transformation. It begins with a black-and-white digital print on bouffant paper. The surface is then moistened and subjected to repeated friction, altering the image through physical intervention.

The paper is subsequently pressed, tightening its fibers, and finally, a photograph is taken to capture the result—a print that marks the culmination of the process.

Through this method, a world gradually unfolds, and a narrative takes shape. In certain areas, the image fades; its texture shifts, evoking the shadowy fragments of our unconscious. This world appears distant, like a fading memory. With this approach, I aim to explore and emphasize our shared sense of vulnerability.

This is the part II of the project Our wild lives