Light and water are eternal companions, weaving transient worlds that exist only for an instant. Here, light plays the role of the eternal artist, casting its strokes across the ever-shifting canvas of water. In the mirrored surfaces of urban architecture, buildings dissolve into trembling abstractions, their rigid lines melted by ripples and wind. What once stood solid becomes fluid, its mirrored reality more akin to a painting than a blueprint. What the eye cannot hold the photograph captures—a testament to the endless beauty that eludes our perception. These images invite contemplation of the unseen and a deeper appreciation for the transient beauty that surrounds us, reminding us that even in chaos, there is art waiting to be discovered.
Rue Monsigneur Rodhain Paris
In the upturned world of architectural reflections water becomes the canvas, softening hard lines and rendering solid structures into painterly whispers. These images are no longer bound by the rules of gravity; they dissolve into a language of color and motion inviting us to see not the structure, but the soul of the space. The ephemeral interplay of sky and stone rendered in liquid strokes feels like a memory half-remembered, both real and imagined.
The Carriage House Nyckelviken Nacka Sweden
These reflections, inverted and distorted, reveal a truth that lies beyond the visible—a truth not of structure but of essence. They remind us that permanence is an illusion, that even the grandest structures become fleeting gestures when mirrored in the ever-changing surface of water.
Rue des Récollets Paris
Photography holds the reflections of architecture on trembling water but their inversion blurs reality and imagination. The familiar dissolves into the abstract as light skips across ripples distorting hard lines into soft, painterly impressions.
Rue Monsigneur Rodhain Paris
Old City Stockholm
Vadstena Castle Sweden
