Trees and Water

Trees and Water

In this series, I explore the delicate boundary between reality and its reflection. The winter landscape — restrained and almost colorless — becomes a space of inner stillness, where trees, immersed in water, seem to gaze into their own soul.

The reflection loses its utilitarian role and becomes an equal part of the composition — a second layer of perception. These images are not about the landscape itself, but about a state of being. A moment when everything stands still, and time begins to flow in both directions.