UNFOLDING — WATER

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What becomes visible is already in the making.

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The gaze is set in motion. Forms open up. Contours become permeable, depth shifts, movement leaves traces from which new spaces emerge. Water is not only a motif here, but also a field of change. Light, time and current constantly alter what is visible. Proximity loses its clarity, depth becomes tangible. The images reveal orders that are not fixed but continue to fan out.

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I am interested in the moment when perception no longer defines, but releases. Seeing becomes an exploration. Forms reassemble themselves, colours condense into unexpected constellations. One level follows another; complexity unfolds without ever reaching an end. Depth reveals itself as a growing horizon.

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Seeing loses its firm ground and gains breadth.