This series is dedicated to the constant cycle of nature and the subtle changes that shape the year. The focus is on motifs that visualize the transition from spring, summer, autumn, and winter—be it through lighting, textures, or the condition of plants and landscapes.
The changing seasons are more than an external event; they reflect the transience and perpetual growth and decay of all life. Each image demonstrates that beauty lies not in stagnation, but in constant change. The photographs invite the viewer to pause and appreciate the rhythm of nature as a symbol of change, new beginnings, and letting go.
On display are images of the awakening in spring, the growth and abundance of summer, the colorfulness and transience of autumn, and the stillness and reduction of winter. Details such as falling leaves, frost on grass, buds, faded blossoms, or the play of light and shadow in different seasons also find their place here.
Each image is an invitation to consciously perceive the cycle of nature – and perhaps also to recognize one’s own change in it.