The Worlds series transports viewers into landscapes that feel both foreign and familiar—places suspended between dream, subconscious, and memory. Monumental rock formations and an uncanny quality of light create pictorial spaces that appear archaic, yet exist beyond our reality. The rocks become symbols of time, permanence, and transience, inviting us to explore both outer and inner worlds.
A place that does not exist—and yet feels known: Between strangeness and familiarity, landscapes unfold that are less discovered than remembered.