| Using the found-object approach, natural and man-made objects were photographed on a beach. In both cases, my main focus was on the fate that Time reserved for these objects, which were subjected to physical decay and spatial arrangements and rearrangements up to the moment they were found. They may surprise us with their shapes, the delicate aesthetic equilibrium they have reached, their frailty which reminds us of the “time of things” and the human condition itself. |
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