Primary Energy

Primordium is the Latin word of origin of Universe; it also suggests the origin of creative process. For me, it is a long-term investigation into the elemental origins of form.

In Primordium, Light, Matter and Water are observed not as symbols but as physical phenomena.
Beginning with Galaxies - - images born from macrophotographic observations through which cosmic structures emerge - - the research continued along different paths: Mass & Energy, observing marine energies, and Defrost, exploring the transformations of water and life in a changing climate.

Across film and digital photography, I trace how matter organizes itself — from the vast to the minute — revealing recurring patterns of force and structure.

Galaxies

Black-and-white macrophotograph revealing a dense field of granular textures and crystalline formations.

M&E Instant

Close-up of shallow seawater flowing over pebbles and rocks, with golden, blue and white reflections forming intricate patterns across the water surface.

M&E Transform

Macro photograph of a green stone surrounded by tiny pebbles beneath flowing shallow seawater, with streaks of moving water crossing the surface.

Defrost

Close-up photograph of wildflowers frozen beneath translucent ice, with air bubbles and melting patterns across the surface.

On Time and Matter

Primary Energy

I photograph the moment matter begins to change.

Ice softens.
Water shifts.
Surface breaks.

I do not compose.
I wait until form starts to surrender.

The image exists only in that passage —
a state that cannot return.