Genesis - Where form first becomes visible

This series explores Genesis as a visual experience — the moment when matter and line become visible within darkness.
The images register the emergence of form as an event, situated prior to spatial or object-based definition.

Darkness functions as an active space.
Through minimal light, organic elements — roots, fractures, vegetal structures — detach from their environment and acquire autonomy.

Scale remains ambiguous.
Material hovers between the natural and the abstract, suggesting a state preceding naming, before form settles into fixation.

Genesis approaches origins as a condition of seeing — a moment where form exists before meaning.