INTERTWININGS

Threads that meet and intertwine — sometimes symmetrically, sometimes at random — to form a fabric of stories and experiences, until friction, use, and wear cause them to come undone. Fragments laden with memories, lost in irreparable ways.

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Such is life, some might say.
But what kind of life are we talking about?

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The life of marine creatures ensnared in the nets cast into the sea each day — the result of collective, demanding labor that goes far beyond the aesthetic romanticism of social media, requiring unity, tightened bonds, and a deep connection with the environment?
Or the lives of people watching their relationships fade through a screen?

Interlacings continues my work related to the Sea, in which I focused on observing the meeting point of sky and water.

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Here, I dive into the depths of a sea that welcomes me — a sea I know is full of life, yet I choose to admire it only for the beauty of its movement, its color, and a single human intervention: nets. Shown whole or in fragments, they move like the sea itself — shifting, taking shape, dancing in the silent blue.

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As I worked, reflections on environmental issues and social networks became my constant companions.
So I leave space for each viewer, as they follow the course of these works, to also reflect on their own intertwinings.