Black & White

The collection unfolds in black and white, where mountains, deserts, winter landscapes, and scenes of skiing are stripped to their elemental essence. Without color, each image becomes a study in contrast—light against shadow, silence against motion, permanence against fleeting trace.

The mountains rise in bold geometry, their jagged ridges etched in sharp relief against pale skies. Snowfields shimmer as luminous expanses, while dark cliffs anchor the compositions with weight and gravity. In the desert, dunes curve like sculpted waves, their surfaces marked by wind and shadow, stone formations glowing in monochrome tones that feel timeless and ancient.

Winter scenes convey stillness and solitude—trees heavy with snow, snow drifts undisturbed except for a faint track leading away into distance. Against this quiet backdrop, images of skiing introduce movement: arcs carved into steep slopes, plumes of snow suspended in air, solitary figures descending into vast white spaces.

Together, the photographs create a meditation on extremes—rugged, spare, and powerful. The absence of color distills each environment to pure form and texture, allowing the viewer to feel the immensity of landscape and the fragility of human presence within it.