“Water Bodies” focuses attention on flow, turbulence, and impact. Water is not depicted as a smooth surface or a decorative waterfall, but as a heavy, dense body. In close-up shots, eddies, foam, and streams transform into fabrics, folds, and pressure zones.

The toning liberates the element from its usual romanticized blue tones and places it in the same material world as sand, rock, and snow. It is about energy that must move through a system—and about the structure that briefly becomes visible in the process.


The focus is on energy that must pass through a system—and on the structure that is briefly revealed in the process.