In this analog night series, plants and natural forms emerge from the darkness like awake, attentive beings. The absence of daylight sharpens the senses: shadows grow denser, contours soften, and the space becomes almost tactile. Light appears only in traces, yet these traces reveal a quiet, vibrating depth within the night.
The images move away from a documentary view and shift into a more intuitive perception. Shapes seem to breathe; leaves and branches hold a subtle, watchful presence. Here, darkness does not conceal it awakens. It brings forward what usually remains unnoticed: delicate movements, soft pulses of texture, and the silent tension of stillness.
