All life is interwoven into a vast, intangible yet undeniable network: earth and sky, humans and animals, time and silence… In this series, I explore our connection to nature and the ways it resonates within us. How can a simple walk in the forest or a park become a moment of renewal, a space for tranquility?

Though inspired by landscapes, my works depict imagined places. I focus on the intricate entanglement of branches, the wild tangle of undergrowth—metaphors for the invisible ties that connect us and shape our collective identities. These interwoven forms reflect the interactions that structure our daily lives. Finally, I also invite contemplation on the impact of human activity on forests, questioning our role in preserving this delicate balance.